Drilling tuning holes on outer faces adjusts resonant frequencies in bonded dielectric filters.
Asymmetric coupling grooves enable independent positive and negative coupling control, resolving design complexity in dual-mode resonators.
Low loss machined dielectric resonators resolve the contradiction between high quality factor and fast electrical tuning speed.
A multimode radio frequency resonator uses a split chamfer to perturb magnetic fields for independent mode tuning.
Varactor diodes replace mechanical tuning elements in high-order balanced bandpass filters, achieving wideband common-mode suppression and low insertion loss.
Movable dielectric resonators adjust the opposing interval to vary the center frequency while maintaining a high Q factor.
A resonant unit integrates an embedded interdigital structure within a defected ground plane to generate multiple resonant frequencies.
Resonance holes and a pattern layer improve frequency response while mitigating spurious responses in communication systems.
Threadless tuning elements in coaxial resonator bores eliminate metallic abrasion and passive intermodulation from threaded connections.
Capacitor elements create a capacitance gap to shorten the resonator element below quarter-wavelength physical length while maintaining electrical stability.