Design of cross coupling in filter and its preparation method
A cross-coupling and filter technology, applied in the direction of impedance network, electrical components, multi-terminal pair network, etc., can solve the problem of not being able to meet the requirements of low insertion loss of communication equipment, increasing the cost of equipment, and not giving analysis, design and debugging methods And other issues
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[0137] Eight-pole resonant cavity filter, its structure diagram is shown in Figure 18 , which is the combined structure of Figure 5(e) and Figure 5(f). It is known from the previous analysis that Fig. 5(e) shows a four-resonator unit filter with inductive double-cross coupling. There are two transmission zeros at the high-end band of the transmission passband, and there is no transmission zero at the low-end. Figure 9 The solid line; Figure 5(f) shows a four-resonator unit filter with inductive and capacitive double-cross coupling, which contains two transmission zeros at the low end of the transmission passband, and no transmission zero at the high end, and its transmission characteristics are shown in Figure 10 The solid line of , therefore, Figure 18 The filter transmission characteristic of the structural form contains four transmission zeros, among which the two transmission zeros generated by resonators 1~4 are located at the low end band edge of the passband, and t...
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[0139] Ten-pole resonator filter, its structure diagram is shown in Figure 20 , the resonators 1 and 10 are connected to the input and output ports, and the main coupling between the resonators is capacitive coupling. Using the cross-coupling phase analysis model provided by the present invention to analyze its transmission zero characteristics is as follows.
[0140] At the low end of the resonant frequency of the resonator unit 3, the transmission channel (2→3→4 phase shift: +90°+90°+90°=+270°) and the cross-coupling channel (2→4 phase shift: -90° ) have the same phase shift, so there is no transmission zero at the low end of the transmission passband; at the high end of the resonant frequency of the resonator unit 3, the phase shift of the transmission channel (2→3→4: +90°-90°+90° =+90°) is opposite to the phase shift between cross-coupling channels (2→4 phase shift: -90°), so a transmission zero point is generated at the high-end band edge of the transmission passband. ...
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[0146] A coaxial resonant cavity filter made of aluminum alloy is designed, the physical model is shown in Figure 22 . Four coaxial resonant cavities are opened in the aluminum alloy box, and the input / output devices (I / O and O / I) connected to the coaxial resonant cavities are coaxial probes. The tuning screw, in addition to the main signal channel between the coaxial resonators, a rectangular auxiliary signal channel is opened between the head and tail coaxial resonators, and a quarter-wavelength rectangular strip line is laid in the rectangular slot as a crossover Coupling control unit (1).
[0147] The coupled phase relationship model of the filter is shown in Figure 5(c), which is a four-resonator unit filter with capacitive cross-coupling. Application of the cross-coupling phase analysis model provided by the present invention to analyze the coupling of the filter of this structure and the relative phase relationship of cross-coupling shows that at the low end of the r...
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