Spinner Gmbh Elektrotechnische Fabrik

Spinner Gmbh

Leo Treczka

Georg Spinner

A 3dB waveguide directional coupler for coupling two rectangular waveguides of the same dimensions and having parallel longitudinal axes is disclosed. The waveguides to be coupled are joined so that one of the wider side walls of the first waveguide adjoins one of the wider side walls of the second waveguide. The interiors of the two waveguides communicate via an aperture in the adjoining side walls. When energy is input from one end of the first waveguide toward the aperture, virtually all of it is transmitted to the second wave guide, part of the transmitted energy traveling away from the aperture in each direction along the longitudinal axis of the second waveguide. This is preferably achieved by providing a waveguide system in the aperture oriented perpendicular to the longitudinal axes of the first and second waveguides. The waveguide system in the aperture comprises a web plate perpendicular to the longitudinal axes of the first and second waveguides, and first and second conductive plates parallel to the web plate and spaced therefrom by the minimum dimension of the first and second waveguides.

3dB Waveguide directional coupler

The disclosure concerns an HF attenuator for a hollow waveguide or a coaxial conductor. A rod of dissipative ceramic material is disposed along the length of the attenuator, so that moving along the length of the attenuator, the ceramic material increasingly defines or replaces at least one wall of the hollow waveguide or at least one of the two opposite sides of the coaxial conductor. A coolant passage may be provided along the rods of ceramic material. The ceramic material may take other forms, such as leaves and annular rings. In another embodiment for use in a waveguide, at least one wall of the longitudinal opening through the waveguide is defined by ceramic leaves, whose extent of projection into the opening is varied for HF attenuation.

HF-Attenuator

Transmission line apparatus for transmitting TE dominant electromagnetic waves is provided in accordance with the teachings of the present invention. The transmission line apparatus according to the present invention relies upon a transmission waveguide having a uniform cross-section which is substantially larger in dimension than that required for propagation of only the TE dominant electromagnetic wave desired to be transmitted. The transmission waveguide is in fact so large with respect to the transmission frequency for the TE dominant electromagnetic wave selected that a plurality of waves can form and be propagated, however, losses along the waveguide are markedly reduced. The transmission waveguide is provided with guides in the form of structure present in the waveguide which prevents a rotation of the plane of polarization of the TE dominant electromagnetic waves being transmitted. Additionally, according to further aspects of the present invention, coupling structure, which insures that only TE dominant electromagnetic waves are coupled or decoupled from the transmission waveguide are provided. This structure may comprise structure for introducing and receiving signals to be conveyed, structure for matching the boundaries of the transmission waveguide to the introducing or receiving structure and filtering structure to insure that only TE dominant electromagnetic waves are applied to and received from the transmission waveguide.

Transmission line apparatus for dominant TE.sub.11 waves

A rotary coupler of the non-contact type has folded resonant spaces when seen in radial section. A large central lead aperture may be provided.

Rotating coupler for transmitting high frequency energy

Method and circuit arrangement for protecting coaxial cable in transmission equipment: at the input and at the output of the cable, a proportional fraction of the high frequency energy is coupled out; the coupled out high frequency energies are compared and there is disconnection when the comparison shows a particular value.

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Leo Treczka