WO1996019852A1 - Dispositif de branchement pour signaux haute frequence - Google Patents
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- H01R24/40—Two-part coupling devices, or either of their cooperating parts, characterised by their overall structure having concentrically or coaxially arranged contacts specially adapted for high frequency
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- the present invention is used for branching a part of a high-frequency signal transmitted through a trunk cable and providing the signal to a subscriber of a joint reception in a facility that handles high-frequency signals such as a joint reception facility of a television. It relates to a high-frequency signal splitter.
- This type of conventional branching device includes a main body having an input terminal and an output terminal for connecting a trunk cable, and a branching body having a branch terminal for connecting a branch cable.
- the main body and the branch body are provided with a pair of mutually detachable connection terminals for transmitting a high-frequency signal from the main body to the branch body.
- the main body includes a branching element for supplying a high-frequency signal received from the input terminal to the output terminal, and for branching a part of the high-frequency signal and supplying the branched signal to the connection terminal of the main body.
- the branching body is provided with a signal transmitting circuit for transmitting a high-frequency signal received from its own connection terminal in the branching body to the branching terminal.
- a branching device when a subscriber wants to receive a high frequency signal, for example, a television signal, the television signal can be received from the branch terminal, and a desired program can be played. You can see.
- the number of applicants increases, the number of branch terminals is increased by replacing the above-mentioned branching body with a branching body having a large number of branching terminals. You can give it.
- the installation work is simple because the branch body can be replaced by replacing only the branch body while the main body is connected to the main line.
- the main unit in the case of the extension, the main unit can continue to output the TV signal from the output terminal, so that the signal is transmitted to the subscriber who receives the TV signal from the output trunk cable.
- the above-mentioned expansion work can be performed without interruption.
- the branching element provided in the main body is used as it is. Therefore, the level of the signal given to the branch is the same as before.
- the level of the branch terminal is reduced by an amount corresponding to the number of the branch terminals. For this reason, if the distance to the new applicant is long and the length of the branch cable is long, there is a large gap between sending the TV signal through the branch cable and the reception becomes large. At the applicant's house, there was a problem that the image quality could be degraded due to the insufficient level of the TV signal.
- the high-frequency signal splitter according to the present invention is provided to solve the above-mentioned problems of the prior art.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a high-frequency signal branching device that can take out a high-frequency signal to a branch terminal and use it when receiving the signal.
- Another purpose is to increase the number of branch terminals to provide a signal to each candidate in order to satisfy those wishes as the number of candidates for high frequency signals increases. is there.
- Another object is to facilitate the work of increasing the number of branch terminals.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a high-frequency signal to the above-mentioned increased number of applicants so that any person can be provided with a necessary and sufficient level of signal.
- Another purpose is to prevent interruption of signal supply to those receiving high-frequency signals from the output trunk cable in the case of construction to increase the number of branch terminals.
- the task is to continue the work while maintaining the output of the high-frequency signal from the output terminal.
- Another objective is to provide a sufficient number of branch terminals to provide the high frequency signal to the increased number of people who want to receive the signals, High-frequency branching to make it easy to create specifications that are optimal for the site by individually addressing the need to provide a sufficient level of signal to the child Equipment.
- the high-frequency signal splitter of the present invention includes a main body A having an input terminal A3 and an output terminal A4 for connecting an input-side and output-side trunk cable, respectively, and 1 or 2 for connecting a branch cable.
- the main unit A has a first connection terminal A5 connected to the input terminal A3 and a output terminal A4.
- a second connection terminal A6 for connection and the branch body B has first and second connection terminals B for connecting to the first and second connection terminals A5 and A6 of the main body, respectively.
- 12 and B13, and the first and second connection terminals B12 and B13 are connected to the first and second terminals of the main body in order to enable the exchange of the branch body B with the main body A.
- connection terminals A5 and A6 The detachable connection to the connection terminals A5 and A6 is enabled, and the branch body B transmits the high-frequency signal received from the first connection terminal B12 to the second connection terminal B13, and transmits the high-frequency signal to the second connection terminal B13.
- branch circuits B15 and B26 for branching a part of the above to one or more branch terminals B25.
- a part of the high-frequency signal input to the input terminal A3 can be branched by the branching circuit and output from the branch terminal B25, which is branched. There is an effect that the received signal can be used.
- the branching circuit can be replaced by replacing the branching body B. Therefore, by selecting a branching body B having a branching circuit having characteristics that match the required signal level at the location of the above-mentioned new applicant, a sufficient level for the above-mentioned new applicant can be obtained. This has the effect of giving a bell high-frequency signal.
- Figure 1 is an exploded perspective view of a high-frequency signal splitter.
- Figure 2 is a longitudinal sectional view of the ⁇ frequency signal splitter.
- Figure 3 is a circuit diagram of the high-frequency signal splitter.
- Figure 4 is a block diagram showing an example of a branch circuit.
- Figure 5 shows the joint receiving facility
- Figure 6 shows the joint reception facilities after the increase in subscribers.
- Figure 7 is a block diagram showing a different example of a branch unit.
- FIGS. 8A and 8B are block diagrams each showing a different example of a branch body.
- Figure 9 is a circuit diagram showing another example of the signal passing circuit.
- FIG. 10 is a partial longitudinal sectional view showing a different example of the switch operating means.
- the high-frequency signal branching device TO comprises a main body A and a branching body B which can be freely attached to and detached from the main body A.
- the main body A is composed of elements indicated by reference numerals A 1 to A 9. Each is explained.
- a 1 is the case body.
- A2 is a motherboard provided in the case body A1.
- A3 is an input terminal to connect the input side trunk cable.
- A4 is an output terminal for connecting the output side trunk cable.
- A5 is a connection terminal for transmitting a high-frequency signal from the main body A to the branch body B
- A6 is a connection terminal for transmitting a high frequency signal from the branch body B to the main body A, and is a first terminal connected to the input terminal A3, respectively.
- the connection terminal and the second connection terminal connected to the output terminal A4 are shown.
- A7 is a means for supplying a high-frequency signal input to the input terminal A3 to the output terminal A4, and is a signal passing circuit connected between the two terminals for passing a high-frequency signal. It is possible. That is, it is possible to switch between passing and non-passing of the high-frequency signal.
- A8 is on / off means for performing on / off operation of the signal passing circuit A7.
- A9 denotes a current passing circuit connected between the input terminal A3 and the output terminal A4 for passing a high-frequency device operating current (for example, 60 V, 10 A). Hereinafter, each of them will be described.
- the case body A1 is made of a metal material, for example, an aluminum alloy in order to obtain high weather resistance in outdoor use and to constitute an earth circuit of the high-frequency signal splitter.
- a metal material for example, an aluminum alloy in order to obtain high weather resistance in outdoor use and to constitute an earth circuit of the high-frequency signal splitter.
- Each part of the case body A1 will be described.
- 1 accommodation space for the motherboard one board A2 or branched body B, 2 is c 3
- 4 is the outer conductor that put the respective said input terminal A3 and output terminal A4 is a seat for the motherboard one board mounting
- connection section an example of a screw hole for fitting a fitting connector is shown.
- Reference numeral 5 denotes a fixture for attaching the high-frequency signal splitter to a support member, for example, a messenger wire.
- Reference numeral 10 denotes a circuit board, which is provided with a large number of circuit conductors such as signal conductors and ground conductors, as is well known.
- the ground conductor which is a printed circuit board, is electrically connected to the case body A1 to have the same electric potential.
- Reference numerals 11 and 12 denote center conductor connecting portions of the input terminal A3 and the output terminal A4, respectively, and exemplify connecting tools for connecting the center conductors of the fitting connectors.
- Reference numeral 13 denotes various circuit elements, which constitute the above circuits A7, A8, and A9 by being mounted on the substrate 10.
- Reference numeral 14 denotes a screw as an example of a fastener for attaching the circuit board 10 to the seat 2.c
- the first connection terminal A5 and the second connection terminal A6 are provided on the circuit board 10. You.
- Each of these connection terminals has a center conductor and an outer conductor, which are connected to the respective center conductors at the input terminal A3 and the output terminal A4 through the circuit conductor of the circuit board 10. They are connected to the connection part and the external conductor connection part, respectively.
- These connection terminals A5 and A6 are used so that other connection terminals can be attached and detached, for example, by inserting and removing.
- the signal passing circuit A7 is composed of members indicated by reference numerals 15 and 16.
- Reference numeral 15 denotes a PIN diode exemplified as a switching member for passing and not passing a high-frequency signal.
- the PIN diode has a property that a high-frequency resistance decreases or increases depending on whether or not a DC current flows.
- Reference numeral 16 denotes a capacitor for passing a high-frequency signal handled by the high-frequency signal splitter, for example, a VHF band television signal with a small loss, and for preventing the passage of the high-frequency device operating current.
- the P1N diode 15 and the capacitor 16 are connected between the input terminal A3 and the output terminal / by the circuit conductor of the circuit board 10 as shown in FIG.
- the on-off means A8 is composed of members indicated by reference numerals 17 to 19.
- Reference numeral 17 denotes a switch for performing the switching operation for passing or not passing the frequency signal.
- Reference numeral 18 denotes a current limiting resistor for limiting the current flowing through the PIN diode 15 to an appropriate value.
- Reference numeral 19 denotes a high-frequency signal blocking coil for preventing the high-frequency signal passing through the signal passing circuit A7 from passing through the members 17 and 18 and dropping into the earth circuit.
- Reference numeral 21 denotes a coil for passing the high-frequency device operating current and blocking the high-frequency signal, and is provided between the input terminal A3 and the output terminal A4 by the circuit conductor of the circuit board 10. Connected.
- the branch unit B is a branch unit B which is a signal extracting unit for branching and extracting a part of a high-frequency signal, and a branch unit B for outputting the extracted high-frequency signal from a plurality of branch terminals.
- a distribution unit B2 which is a signal transmission unit.
- the branch unit B1 is composed of elements denoted by reference numerals B11 to B15, and each of them will be described.
- B 11 is a case to protect the built-in branch circuit and to make it easy to remove S from main unit A.
- B12 is a first connection terminal which is a connection terminal for receiving transmission of a high-frequency signal from the main unit A, and is paired with the terminal A5.
- B13 is a second connection terminal that is a connection terminal for transmitting a high-frequency signal from the branch body B to the main body A. The second connection terminal is paired with the terminal A6. All of these terminals B12 and B13 are provided on the same surface of case B11 with an interval corresponding to the interval between the first connection terminal A5 and the second connection terminal A6. I have.
- terminals B12 and B13 have a structure that can be attached to and detached from the first connection terminal A5 and the second connection terminal A6, for example, by inserting and removing.
- it has a center conductor and an outer conductor connected to the center conductor and the outer conductor of the terminals A5 and A6, respectively.
- B14 is a branch terminal which is a terminal for transmitting a signal toward the signal transmitting unit B2, and is provided on the surface of the case B11 opposite to the terminals B12 and B13.
- the terminal B14 has a center conductor and an outer conductor, and is used so that it can be attached to and detached from other signal transmission terminals, for example, by inserting and removing.
- the branch circuit B15 has a known configuration, and its input terminal 24, output terminal 25 and branch terminal 26 are connected to the terminals B12, B13 and B14, respectively.
- 27 is a stop screw exemplified as a fixing member for fixing the branch unit B1 to the seat 2 of the case body A1 through the through hole of the circuit board 10.
- the distribution unit B2 is composed of elements indicated by reference numerals B21 to B26. That is, B21 is a base body, B22 is a tap plate board, B23 is a protective cover of the board B22, and B24 is a signal transmission terminal for receiving the transmission of the signal branched from the branch body B1. Accordingly, the input terminal B25 is a branch terminal for connecting a branch cable, and this example shows an example including two branch terminals B25.
- B 26 is a distribution circuit exemplified as a signal transmission circuit for transmitting a high-frequency signal given to the terminal B 24 of the branch circuit to each branch terminal B 25, and corresponds to the number of the branch terminals B 25.
- the unit B2 As the unit B2, ones having different numbers of branch terminals B25, for example, 1, 4, 8, and 16 in addition to the above two are prepared.
- the signal transmission circuit B26 When the number of the branch terminals B25 is 1, the signal transmission circuit B26 is simply a tangent connecting the terminals B24 and B25.
- the signal transmission circuit B 26 uses an E circuit for the number of distributions corresponding to the number of branch terminals.
- the base body B21 is for mounting the tab plate board B22 and the branch terminal B25.
- the base body B21 is a lid for closing the opening of the case body A1, and is made of an aluminum alloy similarly to the case body A1.
- Reference numeral 28 denotes a seat of the base plate
- reference numeral 29 denotes a through hole for mounting the branch terminal B25.
- a waterproof packing is interposed between the periphery of Al and the periphery of the base body B21.
- Reference numeral 30 denotes a bolt illustrated as a connecting means for connecting the main body A and the branch body B, and fixes the base body B 21 to the case main body A1.
- Reference numeral 31 denotes a circuit board, which is provided with a large number of signal conductors and earth conductors as is well known. An example is a printed circuit board. The ground conductor is electrically connected to the base body B21 so as to be electrically at the same level.
- Numeral 32 denotes various circuit elements, which constitute the distribution circuit B 26 by being mounted on the substrate 31.
- Reference numeral 33 denotes a screw exemplified as a stopper for attaching the circuit board 31 to the seat 28.
- the protective cover B23 is for protecting many circuit elements 32 on the substrate B22, and is made of, for example, a synthetic resin material.
- 35 is a cover for covering the upper surface of the substrate B 22.
- Numeral 36 denotes a member for fixing the protective cover B23 to the board B22, and denotes a fitting piece fitted to the edge of the circuit board 31.
- Reference numeral 37 denotes a hole for retaining the branch unit B1.
- the distribution input terminal B 24 is provided on the circuit board 31 at a position corresponding to the branch side terminal B 14.
- the terminal B 24 has a structure that can be attached to and detached from the branch side terminal B 14 by, for example, insertion and removal.
- the terminal B 24 has a central conductor and an external conductor that are in contact with the central conductor and the external conductor, respectively. It has a conductor.
- an F-type connector is exemplified as the branch terminal B25, the outer conductor of which is attached to the through hole 29 of the base body B21, and the center conductor is connected to the circuit board 31 as described above.
- the c then partitioned circuit beta 26 are well known configurations and constitutes I by the above circuit board 31 and a plurality of circuit elements 32 mounted on there.
- Reference numeral 39 denotes an input terminal
- reference numeral 40 denotes a distribution output terminal, which are connected to the distribution input terminal # 24 and the branch terminal # 25 via circuit conductors of the circuit board 31, respectively.
- FIG. 5 showing the use state of the high-frequency signal splitter TO will be described.
- This figure shows a joint receiving facility for television.
- 43 indicates a trunk cable, and a coaxial cable is usually used.
- the input side and output side trunk cables 6 and 7 refer to the trunk cable 43 which is an input side and an output side with respect to the branching device TO, respectively.
- 44 is a mains amplifier.
- Reference numeral 45 denotes a terminal, which is a subscriber's home for joint reception.
- 46 indicates a branch cable You.
- a current for operating the high-frequency device is transmitted through the main cable 43 from a power supply inserter provided outside the figure, for example, on the left side of the figure.
- Each main line amplifier 44 is operated by the flow.
- the current enters the input terminal A3 through the trunk cable 6 and then from the current passing circuit A9 to the output terminal /, where the trunk cable 7 Will be sent to
- a high-frequency signal for example, a television signal transmitted from the preceding stage through the trunk cable 43 is sequentially transmitted to the subsequent stage while being amplified by the trunk amplifier 44.
- the switch 17 is open, so that the PIN diode 15 has a high high-frequency resistance, and the signal passing circuit A7 is in a high-frequency cutoff state. Therefore, the above-mentioned television signal enters the input terminal A3 from the main cable 6 and then to the branch circuit B15 via the terminals A5 and B12, and further the terminals B13, A6 and the capacitor 16 After that, it reaches output terminal A4 and is sent out to trunk cable 7.
- the branching circuit B15 a part of the above-mentioned television signal is branched, and the branched signal passes through the terminals B14 and B24 to reach the branching E-circuit B26, where it is distributed and output from each branch terminal B25. Is done.
- the output signal is supplied to the terminal 45 through the branch cable 46.
- An example of the signal level and other values of each part in the above case is as follows: the level at the input terminal A3 of the branching device TO is 95 dB, and the coupling loss of the branching unit B1 is 20 dB, distribution loss of distribution unit B2 is 4 dB, length of branch cable 46 is 10 m, loss there is 1 dB, level at terminal 45 is 70 d B.
- the 70 dB is a level at which a proper television signal can be received, that is, a proper image and sound can be obtained.
- FIG. 6 showing the case where the number of subscribers has increased in the above-mentioned joint receiving facility will be described.
- the figure shows an example of adding subscribers.
- the subscriber 45 ' is relatively close to the location of the branching device TO, for example, the distance of the branch cable 46' is about 10 m. Shows that the number of subscribers 45 'has increased by two.
- the number of subscribers 45 "farther from the location of the branching device TO, for example, the number of subscribers 45" located at a distance of about 100 m with the length of the branch cable 46 "increased by two.
- the branch body B having two branch terminals B 25 is removed, and a branch body B having four branch terminals B 25 is attached instead.
- area D The same applies to area D.
- the level of each area is calculated in the field in advance, and the required coupling loss of the unit B1 is calculated. For example, from the level of the high-frequency signal generated at the first connection terminal A5, the required level at the branch terminal B25, and the loss of the newly used distribution unit B2, the branch unit Calculate the coupling loss allowed for B1.
- the branch unit B1 since the branch unit B1 is fixed to the case body A1 by a screw 27, the branch unit B1 is erroneously removed before performing the signal passing measures described below. It is possible to prevent the occurrence of an accident in which the transmission of the TV signal to the rear stage of the trunk line is interrupted by being removed.
- switch ⁇ is turned on. Then, a part of the power supply current flows from the input terminal A3 through the circuit passing through the PIN diode 15, the coil 19, the resistor 18, and the switch 17, and the high frequency resistance of the PIN diode 15 is low. Becomes That is, the signal passing circuit A7 is in a conductive state (on state) at a high frequency. In this state, the television signal entering the input terminal A3 from the trunk cable 6 is sent to the output terminal A4 through the signal passing circuit A7, and then sent to the trunk cable 7. Will be issued. Therefore, even if the branch unit B1 is removed as described below, the transmission state of the TV signal to the subsequent stage can be maintained.
- the branch cables 46, 46 'leading to the subscriber's house 45, 45' are connected to those branch terminals B25, and the work is completed.
- the current for the shading source can always be sent through the flow passage circuit A9, thereby preventing an accidental stoppage of the operation of the main amplifier 44 at the subsequent stage.
- On-site work at area D is performed using the above-mentioned area C, except that the branching unit B1 with the coupling loss calculated for area D (for example, 4 dB) is used. It is the same as in the case of the site.
- the transmission of the power supply current, the transmission of the television signal, and the branching are performed in the same manner as described above. It is done.
- the level relationship of the signals in each part in that case is as follows. First, in area C, the level at the input terminal A3 of the branching unit TO is 95 dB, the coupling loss of the branch unit B1 is 16 dB, and the distribution loss of the distribution unit B2. Is 8 dB, the length of the branch cable 46, 46 'is 10 m, the loss there is I dB, and the level at the terminal 45, 45' is the reception of a proper TV signal. Can be 70 dB.
- the level at the position of the input terminal A3 of the branching unit TO is 92 dB
- the coupling loss of the branch unit B1 is 4 dB
- the distribution loss of the distribution unit B2 is. 8 dB
- branch cable 46 length is 10 m
- level at terminal 45 is 79 dB
- length The loss at this point is 10 dB
- FIG. 7 shows a different example of the branch element provided in the branch unit, and shows an example in which a branch amplifier circuit 48 is provided as a branch element.
- parts that are considered to be redundantly described with the same or equivalent configuration as those in the previous figure are denoted by the same reference numerals as in the previous figure, and redundant description is omitted. (Also in the following figures, the same reference numerals are used for the same idea and duplicate explanations are omitted.)
- FIG. 8A and FIG. 8B show an example.
- FIG. 8A shows a configuration in which one branch terminal B25 is provided, and a branch circuit is configured with only the branch circuit B15, and a branch signal from the circuit B15 is output from the branch terminal B25.
- a plurality of branch terminals B25 may be provided.
- Figure 8B shows four And a branch circuit composed of a branch amplifier circuit 48 and a 4-minute E circuit 49.The signal from the branch width circuit 48 is divided into 4-minutes by a 4-distribution circuit 49 for 4 minutes. This is an example in which two branch terminals B25 are provided.
- FIG. 9 shows a different example of a switching member for passing and not passing a high-frequency signal in the signal passing circuit A7, and a high-frequency switch, such as a coaxial switch, which performs mechanical operation as the member.
- a high-frequency switch such as a coaxial switch
- the movable base of the switch 51 and the movable portion of the switch 51 is an on / off means for performing the on / off operation of the switch 51.
- FIG. 10 shows an example in which the switch 17 shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 is automatically turned on and off by attaching and detaching the branch unit B1.
- the switch 17 is attached to the circuit board 10 at a position where the switch 17 overlaps the branch unit B1.
- the movable portion 17a of the switch 17 is operated by a circuit board 52 built in the branch unit B1.
- the on / off relationship of the switches is as follows. That is, when the branch unit B1 is attached to the main body A, and the pair of first connection terminals A5, B12 and the pair of second connection terminals A6, B13 are connected to each other. In this case, the movable portion 17a is pushed by the circuit board 52, and the switch 17 is turned off. When the branch unit B1 is pulled for removal, the circuit board 52 first does not press the movable portion 17a, and the switch 17 is turned on. As a result, the signal passing circuit becomes conductive in a low frequency.
- branch unit B1 is separated from the main body A, and the connection of the pair of first connection terminals A5, B12 and the pair of second connection terminals A6, B13 is cut off. At this time, the switch remains ON, and the signal passing circuit A7 remains in the conducting state.
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