125 results about "Constant impedance" patented technology

A connector system includes first and second mateable connectors (12, 14) with coaxial contacts, wherein the first connector has movable center and outer contacts (20, 22) that are each biased forward by a separate spring (24, 26) to engage stationary contact pads (34, 36) of the mating second connector. A stationary tubular insulator (100) surrounds much of the movable center contact, and a stationary sheet metal shield (102) lies around the tubular insulator and within the outer contact. The front end of the movable outer contact forms an internal flange (80) with a hole (84) that allows the front end of the movable center contact to pass through. The shield front-end has an internal flange (112) that lies between the front end of the tubular insulator and the movable outer contact internal flange, to maintain a constant impedance through out the first connector.

A connector or first plug is provided for receiving a mating plug or second plug, forming a constant impedance connection. The center conductor of the first plug is supported for enhanced structural integrity with a cap attached over a portion of the center conductor that extends beyond the outer conductor portion of the same plug. The constant impedance connection consists of the two plugs partially or fully engaged. The mating plug has an outer conductor that projects beyond the inner conductor, and is made to receive the connector or first plug portions. Once engaged, the connector and mating plug have mating dimensions that satisfy an impedance equality expression for a relationship between the inner conductor cap's outer diameter, the outer conductor's inner diameter, and the dielectric constant.

A calibration circuit block includes a first resistor network, a second resistor network, and a feedback loop. The first resistor network includes a set of transistors and receives a constant current from a constant current source. The second resistor network receives a tracking current from a tracking current source. The impedance of the second resistor network changes with temperature and process variations on the integrated circuit. The tracking current source compensates for variations in the impedance of the second resistor network that are caused by process and temperature variations to maintain a constant reference voltage at the second resistor network. The feedback loop generates calibration control signals for controlling the conductive states of the transistors in the first resistor network. The feedback loop adjusts the calibration control signals to maintain a constant impedance in the first resistor network.

A low-voltage constant-impedance analog switch based on a single MOSFET [328] as the main switching element. The constant-impedance on-state operation is obtained by connecting a charged capacitor [326] between the gate and source terminals of the MOSFET [328]. The switch can be compensated for the body effect, which may be necessary to obtain the required level of linearity. Low-voltage operation is made feasible by employing an internal feedback loop that locks in the switch's on-state. The switch can be implemented in a single-well CMOS bulk technology, and it can operate at supply-voltage differences that are only slightly higher than the technology's threshold voltage.

An apparatus and method is disclosed for transmitting signals over a signal conductor using a precompensated driver that does not use a current source, and which drives the signal conductor with an impedance similar to the characteristic impedance of the signal conductor. Since no current source is used, the precompensated driver can operate at very low supply voltage.

A phase shift is defined as a point in frequency at which the phase is changed from 0 degrees to 180 degrees. A device is provided for combining analog and digital in-band-on-channel (IBOC) signals to feed a common antenna utilizing phase shifting allpass filter modules to provide a 180 degree phase shift to specific IBOC channels within a constant impedance dual-hybrid circuit. The IBOC Allpass combiner includes one input 90 degree 3 dB quadrature hybrid coupler, one output 90 degree 3 dB quadrature hybrid coupler, a load resistor, and two phase shifting allpass filter modules. Each phase shifting allpass filter module is comprised of a two coaxial cavity resonators coupled to a 90 degree 3 dB quadrature hybrid coupler. Components and modules are coupled using mating transmission lines. The four coaxial cavity resonators are used as devices to produce two distinct phase shifts at isolated upper and lower IBOC side band frequencies. The circuit is designed for one center analog frequency and two sideband IBOC OFDM carrier frequencies, such that all frequencies will combine in phase at the common antenna input with minimal loss and minimal group delay. Out of phase and spurious emissions are ported to the load resistor.

A touch panel or screen has a serpentine transmission line fabricated on a substrate, e.g., printed circuit board, LCD, plasma or LED screen, etc., and has a constant impedance. A touch to the touch panel will cause a change of impedance of the transmission line at the location of the touch. Time domain reflectometry (TDR) is used for determining the location of the change of impedance of the transmission line by accurately measuring the return pulse time at the source of the initial pulse, and then converting the return pulse time to X-Y coordinates of the touch panel or screen.

An apparatus to provide a stage in a transmitter or receiver operating in wireless frequency ranges performing a gain control function between a final or an initial stage respectively and process circuitry for adjusting gain and providing a constant input impedance at its input and a constant output impedance at its output, providing a direct conversion transceiver in which constant impedance gain control circuits are provided in the receive and transmit paths, all of which are simple in construction and efficient in operation.

The invention aims to provide an anti-islanding protection testing circuit based on constant impedance load simulation; the circuit comprises a constant impedance load simulation unit, a monitoring unit and a measuring unit; the input end of the measuring unit is connected with the output end of a grid-connected photovoltaic inverter; the first output end of the measuring unit is connected with a 0.4kV power distribution network; a bypass switch is connected between the input end of the constant impedance load simulation unit and the first output end in parallel; the first input end of the monitoring unit is connected with the second output end of the measuring unit; the second input end of the monitoring unit is connected with the output end of the constant impedance load simulation unit; the third input end of the monitoring unit is connected with the second output end of the bypass switch. The constant impedance load simulation unit accurately simulates load characteristics of a parallel RLC (radio link control) load and feeds an active power output by the grid-connected photovoltaic inverter to the power distribution network in a unit power factor, so that the anti-islanding protection of the grid-connected photovoltaic inverter is enabled to be triggered in testing process; the circuit and the method disclosed by the invention have the advantages of no obvious heating, compact device and the like.

The device for simulating a rectified constant impedance load provide by the present invention is to test a power product and comprises an analog-digital converter, a digital signal processor, a digital-analog converter, and an active electrical load module in order to replacing the passive components of a traditional rectified passive load. method for simulating a rectified constant impedance load being applied to test a power product and comprising the steps of: (S1) replacing the plurality of passive components of the rectified constant impedance load with a digital control module and an active electrical load module; (S2) establishing a passive load model function in order to represent the application relationships of the plurality of the passive components; (S3) executing the operation of the passive load model function by the digital control module in order to gain a load current value, and transferring the load current value to an analog control signal via the digital control module; and (S4) controlling the active electrical load module via the analog control signal so as to draw currents from the power product.

A wiring board consists of flat board with the first surface and the second surface , conductor layer with wire , dielectric layer being overlapped alternatively with conductor layer on one of board surface , connecting through conductor , signal through hole and its conductor , protective hole and its conductor , the first and the second path terminal pads . It is featured as forming signal transmission path by setting conductor layer on one of board surface, forming coplanar wave guide with constant impedance 20 or strip line by surface conductor and wire, covering protective hole internal surface with its said conductor.

First, second and third matching parts 110, 120, and 130 are connected in series between a circuit element 199 whose impedance has a frequency characteristic and a circuitry 198 having a constant impedance. The second matching part 120 has the capability of converting impedances. The first matching part 110 operates as an element having reactance values according to any of frequency bands selected by exclusive switching between on and off of switches 118, 119 and the third matching part 130 operates as an element having reactance values according to any of the frequency bands selected by switching between on and off of a switch 133, thereby providing matching in each frequency band. A seventh reactance circuit 131 is configured on the basis of an interdependence relation with the configuration of a fifth reactance circuit 115 and an eighth reactance circuit 132.

The invention discloses a homotopy-based distributed power supply and non-linear load containing short circuit current calculating method comprising the following steps: taking the distributed power supply as a node, and building a power distribution network system model according to connecting modes and parameters of each electrical part in the power distribution network; using an iteration type compensation current method to resolve the short circuit current of a power distribution network load model; determining whether the resolved short circuit current has converged or not, entering the next step if not, and storing the result and stop computing if the short circuit current has converged; converting all constant power loads into a constant impedance load model, using the iteration type compensation current method to compute the short circuit current, and computing short circuit voltage values of each node in the power distribution network system; building a homotopy equation, using calculated short circuit voltage values and current values to build an admittance matrix, and using a continuous method to resolve and update the admittance matrix, thus obtaining the convergence short circuit current solution. The homotopy-based distributed power supply and non-linear load containing short circuit current calculating method can simultaneously improve short circuit calculating performance in the aspects of convergence and resolving precision.

A compensated driver for maintaining constant impedance during data transfer from an integrated circuit comprises an output portion having an output device to transfer data from the integrated circuit and a mimic circuit portion having a sample output device scaled to a fraction of the output device adapted to accept a reference current and generate a sample voltage. A mimic circuit portion has a sample output device scaled to a fraction of the output device adapted to accept a reference current and generate a sample voltage. A differential amplifier portion is adapted to generate a control voltage in response to a reference voltage and the sample voltage A predrive portion applies either a ground or the predetermined control voltage from the differential amplifier portion to the output stage portion in response to an input, the control voltage regulating the output device in the output stage portion to achieve a more constant impedance

A method, system and apparatus for making an interconnection between power cables and signal cables. A single electrical interface in mid- or backplane applications is introduced to accommodate a wide range of board thickness variations while maintaining a desired interface relationship, using a connector plug bushing, a male connector having a sliding fit with the bushing, a first coaxial connector plug, a female connector plug with a housing width sized to provide a sliding fit within the connector plug bushing inner opening, and a second coaxial connector plug in the free end of the female connector plug for connection to the power and signal cables. A constant impedance connector is used with the interconnection of the RF signal and power cables.

A probe for an NMR device is disclosed in which a saddle coil is disposed on one side of a flexible insulating material, and an additional conductor is disposed on the opposite side. The additional conductor and the conductors of the saddle coil create a capacitance across the insulating material. This capacitance acts with the inductance of the saddle coil such that the probe itself forms a transmission line. The probe is thus inherently broadband and requires no tuning. It also presents a constant impedance, thus facilitating impedance matching to an NMR spectrometer. In a preferred embodiment, a chip resistor is disposed on the flexible insulating material, terminating the transmission line.