EP2374182A1 - Ensemble filtre - Google Patents
Ensemble filtreInfo
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- EP2374182A1 EP2374182A1 EP10718479A EP10718479A EP2374182A1 EP 2374182 A1 EP2374182 A1 EP 2374182A1 EP 10718479 A EP10718479 A EP 10718479A EP 10718479 A EP10718479 A EP 10718479A EP 2374182 A1 EP2374182 A1 EP 2374182A1
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a filter assembly according to the preamble of claim 1.
- filter arrangements and, in turn, notch filters are of great importance.
- Such blocking circuits may be known, e.g. be realized by a parallel connection of a coil and a capacitor in the form of a resonant circuit.
- the filter arrangements in question may consist, for example, of a high pass (HP), a low pass (TP) or a bandpass (BP), which are constructed, for example, from series and / or parallel circuits of L / C components.
- such filters can also be used for inter-system decoupling in multiband antennas, since additional blocking filters are required in order to achieve the abovementioned 50 dB decoupling between the frequency bands.
- a good adaptation (VSWR) and a low attenuation must be ensured in the pass band of the frequency band to be transmitted.
- a corresponding RF filter arrangement can also be found, for example, in US Pat. No. 6,278,341 Bl as known.
- the filter is designed so that lead away from an RF inner conductor one or more stubs.
- the inner conductor is arranged at a distance to the outer conductor.
- the stub lines leading away from the inner conductor are arranged directly adjacent to an outer conductor section.
- the stub is arranged on one side of a substrate, wherein the substrate rests on a corresponding outer conductor surface, so that the stub directly interacts with the outer conductor.
- directly cooperating with a separate outer conductor microstrip spur lines trap circuit filter using coaxial cables.
- one or more branch lines are branched off from a signal line transmitting an HF signal.
- triple solder joints are arranged on the RF signal line, one of these solder joints serves as a branch point for the aforementioned spur line, which ends open, so idle.
- a plurality of such stubs can be arranged lying in the longitudinal direction of the RF signal line lying, for example, between two triple solder joints to run towards each other and each free.
- transformation routes can be provided.
- Object of the present invention is to provide a comparison with the prior art improved filter, especially a simpler and thus less expensive manufacturable filter.
- a barrier filter ie a barrier circuit filter is provided, which is very simple, can be easily manufactured, while having the desired electrical properties.
- the filter according to the invention also has advantages insofar as it can easily be adapted to the blocking frequency, etc.
- the blocking circuit filter according to the invention is distinguished by the fact that similar to the construction of a prior art coaxial blocking-circle filter, branch lines are used which branch off from the HF-signal-transmitting main line, although these blocking lines do not have their own outer conductor, ie not as separate coaxial lines or microstrip lines are constructed, but that the RF signal main line and the branching off branch lines in a common outer conductor, ie are arranged in a common outer conductor arrangement.
- a favorable and space-saving arrangement of the filter according to the invention can be realized in that the stub lines which have only one inner conductor structure are arranged more or less parallel to the main HF line transmitting the signal in their essential longitudinal extent and are electrically connected only over a short angle. are galvanically connected to the main line.
- the entire arrangement can then be accommodated in an outer conductor tube with arbitrary outer conductor cross-section shapes, that is to say in a cylindrical outer conductor, in an outer conductor with an angular cross-section, etc. Restrictions do not exist in this respect.
- the impedance of the blocking filter can be infinitely easily adjusted.
- a change in the impedance can be easily realized by the distance of the realized only in the form of an inner conductor stub to the outer conductor is changed, which surrounds this stub and the RF main line together.
- the smaller this distance the lower / lower the impedance (low impedance).
- the stub is preferably formed in the form of a flat material, ie in the form of a metal strip. The wider this strip becomes (more or less in parallel alignment with the outer conductor tube surrounding it), the lower / lower the impedance (lower resistance).
- the stub lines can also be realized in several stages, that is with different impedances. In other words, the stubs may transition from a wider portion to a narrower portion so that their width changes. This allows very large passband bandwidths to be realized.
- the stop band is set with the number of stub lines (poles).
- the stubs can be strengthened not only two or more stages to form different widths, but also have different diameters (material thicknesses).
- the width of the stub to the open end increases towards. If the bandwidth to be blocked is increased, the number of spur lines may need to be increased. In other words, the number of poles must be increased accordingly depending on the bandwidth to be disabled.
- a plurality of stub lines can be arranged offset to one another in the longitudinal direction of the RF signal line, wherein the stubs can, for example, extend toward one another, and are optionally offset from one another in the circumferential direction of the signal main line.
- a plurality of stub lines can be realized very space-saving. It is even possible to arrange a plurality of branch lines from a common branching point via angle pieces offset in the circumferential direction to the signal main line, which in fact do not influence each other.
- the solution according to the invention also has great advantages insofar as particularly high RF power can be transmitted. Because it can be used in the invention very thick inner conductor for the main signal line, which also leads to particularly low resistance values in the DC transmission. In contrast, the solution according to the prior art has often allowed only the use of comparatively thin inner conductor.
- a mechanical improvement and an increase in the stability can also be realized by mounting electrical spacers, for example in the form of dielectric disks, on the signal main line (ie the transformation line). lie running stub lines. If required, dielectric spacers can also be placed on the stub lines so that they can not contact the outer conductor itself during assembly with the outer conductor and / or also maintain the distance to the signal main or transformation line.
- these can be nested, i. be offset in the circumferential direction to the main signal line to each other, whereby only a very small footprint is required (this can also minimize the total length of the notch filter);
- the stubs can be arranged offset in the circumferential direction to each other so that, for example, two visual lines can be introduced in a same section of the outer conductor,
- the barrier circuit filter arrangement according to the invention can be installed directly in an RF connector (and indeed integrable); - The spurs but can not be separated from each other by separate or own outer conductor;
- the Sperrungs filters invention allow a high stopband attenuation, especially for mobile bands (30 dB). Furthermore, a very good VSWR ratio can be realized (of, for example,> 30 dB in the passband), ie a very favorable voltage standing wave ratio;
- the dimensions of the filter can also by filling the empty space within the outer conductor with suitable
- the filter can be made for example of injection molded part, so that the production with the lowest manufacturing tolerances is possible;
- the inner conductor stub lines can be designed as a stamped / bent part, consist of round material or flat material etc. ; - S -
- the outer conductor designs may differ, i. they may be circular in cross-section, square, U-shaped or rectangular,
- the stubs can be constructed in multiple stages, that is, over its length have different sections with different widths, the width preferably increases towards the open end; As a result, a particularly good broadband can be realized;
- the filter according to the invention is particularly suitable for the transmission of DC and data signals, z. B. modem signals.
- Figure 1 a first embodiment of the invention in a schematic axial section
- FIG. 1 a an embodiment example modified with respect to FIG. 1 with stripline sections in a half-cylinder or partial-cylinder form
- FIG. 1 b shows another modified exemplary embodiment with tubular stub lines receiving the inner conductor or transformation conductor coaxially
- Figure 2 is a perspective view of the embodiment of Figure 1 with the omission of the outer conductor;
- FIG. 3a shows an axial section through the
- FIG. 3b shows a partial spatial representation with respect to the exemplary embodiment according to FIGS. 1 to 3;
- Figure 4a a modified to Figures 1 to Ib
- FIG. 5 a corresponding axial sectional view comparable to the axial sectional view of FIG. Position according to Figure 1, wherein, however, spacers are placed on the stub lines in order to limit or maintain the distance between the individual stubs to the RF line to one or the inner wall of the outer conductor to the other;
- FIG. 6 shows a further exemplary embodiment in a schematic section of an axial sectional view, in which the filter arrangement according to the invention is installed or integrated in a bushing arrangement;
- Figure 7 a schematic side view of a
- Stub line which in the exemplary embodiment shown in the longitudinal direction of the stub line with at least one stepped shoulder with formation of two strip line sections with different
- FIG. 8 an embodiment example modified with respect to FIG. 2 with stub lines of equal length.
- an RF inner conductor 1 is shown, which may for example consist of a metallic, rod-shaped inner conductor.
- the RF inner conductor 1 forms a high-impedance transformation line I 1 , which in the exemplary embodiment shown lies between two inner conductor sections which are offset in the longitudinal direction of the HF inner conductor 1. It can be seen from the drawing that the high-impedance transformation line section I 1 is equipped with a thinner line cross-section than the adjoining inner conductor section 1 ", which represent a 50 ⁇ system.
- a stub 5a and 5b electrically-galvanically connected which is about its greatest length extends more or less parallel to the RF inner conductor 1 and is mechanically and electrically connected to the RF inner conductor 1 via a connection angle 7.
- the length of the two branch lines 5a and 5b is chosen differently, whereby the number of mutually offset blocking poles is increased, whereby the bandwidth to be blocked is increased.
- the length of the respective spur line is chosen so that, depending on the desired blocking effect, the open circuit is transformed into a short circuit at the respective connection point 7a, at which the spur line 5 is electrically connected to the RF inner conductor 1.
- the electrical length of the transformation line I 1 is chosen such that the frequency response caused by the at least one spur line or by the plurality of spur lines (eg, 5 a, 5 b, etc.) be compensated or overcompensated. With an overcompensated frequency response, the "next" spur line compensates.
- a first spur line would cause a frequency response that would be overcompensated by the subsequent transformation line.
- the adjoining second stub line then compensates for the "overcompensated" frequency response caused by the transformation line. This makes it possible to achieve optimum adaptation of the filter.
- the lengths of the transformation lines and the impedance of the transformation line are thereby selected for optimal frequency compensation. As a result, a particularly good VWSR ratio can be achieved overall.
- the stub lines 5 are not formed from round material (although this is possible), but preferably from a flat material, similar to an electrically conductive metal strip.
- the metal strip of the stub 5 extends with its leg 7 'in a length of preferably more than 60%, in particular more than 70%, 80% or more than 90% more or less parallel to the RF signal-transmitting inner conductor arrangement 1 and is only connected via a short to the inner conductor 1 radially extending leg 7 "on the RF inner conductor 1 and mechanically anchored and held.
- the stub lines 5, ie in particular the legs 7 ' can also be formed from round material, for example also with an almost semicircular cross section. This would open up the possibility that in a same section of the transformation line 1 'at least two stub lines running in the same direction or in the opposite direction with the transformation line I 1 can be arranged running in the center.
- the outwardly bow-shaped convex legs 7 ' would then preferably be coaxial with the outer conductor or outer conductor tube to lie.
- FIG. 1b in which, in deviation from FIG.
- This stub line section 105a with its greater width B is designed as a semi-cylindrical shape, coaxial with the inner or transformation conductor 1, 1 '.
- the resulting stub is equally designed so that both stubs overlap without the semicircular stripline sections 105a can touch.
- the strip conductor sections 105a could also be designed to be less than semicircular in cross-section or even provided with a part-circular stripline section comprising more than 180 °.
- the stubs in total or at least the free-ending leg 7 ' may be cylindrical and arranged with lateral offset to the transformation line 1 within the outer conductor.
- the stub lines can be cylindrical and arranged coaxially with respect to the transformation line, so that in other words the transformation line 1 passes through the cylindrical stub line coaxially. If, for example, two intended stub lines 5 have a different diameter in the case of a cylindrical design, two coaxial or multiple coaxial stub lines can be provided even in the same section, relative to the transformation line I 1 , which are preferably arranged coaxially with each other with the transformation line in the center. This variant is reproduced in axial section, for example, on the basis of the modification according to FIG.
- leg 7 'extending in the drawings parallel to the inner conductor 1 can also be arranged at an angle to the axial extension of the HF inner conductor 1, in such a way that this leg 7' is at an angle ⁇ to the axial extent of the Inner conductor .1 is arranged to run. This is only indicated in dashed lines in FIG. 2 for a leg 107. In other words, it is thereby possible that the stub 5 and in particular the free-ending legs 7 'have different distances to the outer conductor 11 or to the inner conductor arrangement 1 over the length of the stub lines.
- the arrangement need not be oriented in a continuous angle ⁇ to the axial extension of the inner conductor 1, but it can also step-like subdivisions or sections may be provided in which portions of the leg 7 1 of the respective branch line 5 different distances to the inner conductor or to Have outer conductor.
- a common tubular outer conductor arrangement 11 provided in this exemplary embodiment can also be seen, which can consist of an electrically conductive metal tube. It can also be seen that between the metal strip-shaped leg 7 'or the stub 5 (in its parallel section to the HF inner conductor) and the inner wall II 1 of the tubular outer conductor 11 a distance 13 is formed, in which a dielectric 19 is inserted , In the illustrated embodiment according to FIG. 3 it can even be deduced that the strip-shaped in axial direction Direction of the entire arrangement extending portion 7 'of the stub 5 is slightly convex in cross-section, so in its cutout coaxial with the in the embodiment shown hollow cylindricalußleiteranord- tion comes to rest.
- the width B of the metal strip-shaped leg 7 'of the stub 5 and the distance 13 between the strip-shaped stub section and the outer conductor arrangement allow the impedance to be adjusted differently.
- the impedance decreases as the width B becomes larger.
- the impedance also decreases as the distance 13 becomes smaller.
- the impedance can in turn be increased in opposite directions.
- the impedance can be set steplessly different. This also offers great advantages in the context of the invention, since the tolerances with respect to the impedance should be kept as accurately as possible. A slight adjustment is easily possible here in the context of the invention by changing the position of the axially extending stub section.
- the thickness D across the width B (which is measured transversely to the longitudinal direction of the stub 5) can be significantly smaller than the width B.
- the thickness can easily be less than 50%, 40%, 30% , 20% or even less than 10% or 5% based on the width of the extending in the axial longitudinal direction leg portion 7 'of the associated stub 5.
- the thickness can also be made much larger, but this has no significant effect on the electrical effect.
- FIG. 4 shows schematically that, for example, in the longitudinal direction of the transformation line I 1 staggered connection points 7a offset in the circumferential direction lying several stub lines 5a to 5c go out, with two stubs 5a, 5c are not opposite to each other in alignment as in the exemplary embodiment of Figures 1 and 2 aligned.
- two, three or more stub lines can easily be provided.
- two or more stub lines 5 can be arranged with their free-ending legs 7 'in a same section and not necessarily have to be circumferentially offset from the inner conductor also on the same side of the inner conductor or only slightly offset lying in the circumferential direction, since the freely ending leg portions 7 'due to the different end of the first thigh 7 "do not touch, but in the radial direction to the inner conductor 1, 1' offset lie.
- This variant with partial overlapping of the stripline legs 7 1 is shown in FIG. 4 a.
- the freely ending legs 7 'of the stub to be arranged in the same direction or in opposite directions to each other can.
- the stubs, in particular the free-ending legs 7 ' completely or partially cover (couple).
- the overlap can also be realized only partially over different angles of the legs 7 "by the freely ending legs 7 1 of the individual stub lines in the circumferential direction around the inner conductor 1 are at least partially offset (thus only a partial overlap of the free-ending leg 7 first realized).
- the stub lines 5 can also be arranged one after the other in the longitudinal direction of the inner conductor 1, 1 ', regardless of whether the freely ending legs 7' of this stub line 5 point in the same direction or are arranged in opposite directions on the inner conductor 1.
- spacers 17 which consist of an electrically non-conductive dielectric.
- the outer circumference of these spacers 7 then serves as a stop surface for the possibly axially adjacent stub lines 5, 5a, 5b, etc., ie the legs 7 '.
- dielectric spacers 19 may be alternatively or additionally arranged, whereby a certain distance to the surrounding outer conductor tube 11 can be maintained. These dielectric spacers 19 can likewise be arranged and / or fixed on the inside of the outer conductor tube 11 in order to obtain the stub line sections 7 'at a predetermined distance from the outer conductor tube 11.
- the entire interior or large parts of the interior can be filled within the outer conductor arrangement with a dielectric, which can be realized by changing the dielectric constant due to the dielectric used a so-called. Shortening factor for the length of the stubs 5.
- Such a blocking-circle filter arrangement or the arrangement of such a band-stop filter can be realized on any coaxial RF path.
- the invention has great advantages, but especially if the filter is installed directly in a socket or socket arrangement (connector). This is shown schematically, for example, with reference to FIG.
- FIG. 6 a modification in an axial sectional illustration is shown, insofar as the solution according to the invention is firmly connected to a bush 100 (coaxial connector) or can be handled jointly.
- the filter assembly is constructed so that the tubular outer conductor 11 merges into the socket outer conductor 111 and the RF inner conductor 1 in the socket inner conductor 101.
- the female inner conductor 101 is not plug-shaped (which would also be possible) but has a book-shaped design and has at its insertion end a plurality of contact fingers which are separated from one another in the circumferential direction by longitudinal slots.
- the socket inner conductor 101 is held by an insulator (dielectric) 91, as is known, opposite the outer conductor 111 at a distance therefrom while avoiding galvanic contact.
- it may be, for example, a standard socket according to the standard DIN 7-16 (IEC 60 169-4).
- DIN 7-16 ISO 60 169-4
- the basic structure is also feasible for all other socket or plug assemblies with female or male inner conductor or female or male outer conductor.
- FIG. 5 is shown in a schematic plan view. It may be, for example, the transverse view of the in FIG.
- the stub line 5 for example, starting from its connection point 7a has a first stub line section 105a, which then merges via a subsequent stage 106 in a comparatively wider stub section 105b.
- the width B of the stub line 5 is greater towards the free end than in the first stub line section 105a, which is closer to the connection point 7 'to the RF inner conductor 1 or to the transformation line 1'.
- a plurality of such gradations 106 may also be provided, that is to say not only a graduation with two stub sections 105a, 105b in different widths but, for example, with three strip lines of different widths or even more.
- the stub lines can thus be designed in multiple stages, ie with different widths (the extension in the width direction being preferably symmetrical on both sides to the longitudinal direction of the inner conductor.)
- the diameters and thicknesses can be different realize very broadband filter arrangement, which have advantages in many frequency ranges, especially in many frequency ranges, as used in mobile communications, for example in the range of 694 MHz to 960 MHz or, for example, in the range of 1710 MHz to 2700 MHz However, there are no certain frequency ranges.
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