Passive filter compensation network
AssigneeTelefonaktiebolaget L M Ericsson
InventorKjartan Tafjord
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Abstract
A compensation network for a passive filter which compensates for the variation of the loss attenuation of the filter dependent on ambient temperature variations consists of an L-section whose series arm is formed by a temperature dependent resistor and whose shunt arm is formed by another temperature dependent resistor in series with a resonant circuit. The resonance frequency value of the resonant circuit is chosen nearly equal to the band limit frequency of the filter.
Claims5
A compensation network for a passive LC-filter having a loss attenuation deviating a given value from a determined value dependent on the temperature at a band limit of the filter, said compensating network comprising a four-pole terminal link for connection in cascade with the filter, said link having:
- a series arm including a first temperature dependent resistor;
- and a shunt arm including a second temperature dependent resistor and a parallel resonant circuit connected in series, the resonant frequency of said parallel resonant circuit mainly coinciding with the chosen band limit frequency of the filter in order that the operative attenuation of the link at the resonant frequency changes with the temperature and with such an amount which corresponds to the given deviating values of the loss attenuation of the filter.
A compensation network for a passive LC-filter having a loss attenuation deviating a given value from a determined value dependent on the temperature at a band limit of the filter, said compensation network comprising a four-pole terminal link for connection in cascade with the filter, said link having:
- a shunt arm including a first temperature dependent resistor;
- and a series arm comprises a series resonant circuit, and a second temperature dependent resistor in parallel with said series resonant circuit, and the resonant frequency of said series resonant circuit mainly coinciding with the chosen band limit frequency of the filter in order that the operative attenuation of the link at the resonant frequency changes with the temperature and with such an amount which corresponds to the given deviating value of the loss attenuation of the filter.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.