Method for forming hermetic glass bead assembly having high frequency compensation
AssigneeAnritsu Corporation
InventorsWilliam Oldfield, Maurice Moberg
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AssigneeAnritsu Corporation
InventorsWilliam Oldfield, Maurice Moberg
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Methods and devices in accordance with the present invention can comprise forming an electrical feed-through assembly to provide a hermetic seal in a coaxial connector. In one embodiment, the electrical feed-through assembly comprises a conductive insert having a bore, a dielectric insert positioned within the bore having a first diameter sized such that an impedance of the dielectric insert is a target impedance, the dielectric insert having a center conductive pin extending there-through, and an air dielectric positioned within the bore, the air dielectric having a second diameter sized such that an impedance of the air dielectric is the target impedance, a portion of the air dielectric extending into the dielectric insert, wherein the portion of the air dielectric extending into the dielectric insert is a compensation gap.
A method of forming a bead for use in an electrical feed-through assembly to provide a hermetic seal in a coaxial connector, comprising:
A method of forming an electrical feed-through assembly including a conductive insert having a bore having a first portion with a diameter sized such that an impedance of an air dielectric formed in the first portion is a target impedance and a second portion with a diameter sized such that an impedance of a glass dielectric formed in the second portion is the target impedance, the method comprising:
A method of forming an electrical feed-through assembly including a conductive insert having a bore having a first portion with a diameter sized such that an impedance of an air dielectric formed in the first portion is a target impedance and a second portion with a diameter sized such that an impedance of a glass dielectric formed in the second portion is the target impedance, the method comprising:
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