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US 8,542,082 B2Granted
High-impedance line and detecting system having the same
AssigneesTsinghua University, Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd.
InventorsXu Gao, Zhi-Jun Zhang, Zheng-He Feng, Steven-Philip Marcher, Zhan Li, Yong Yan
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Abstract
A high-impedance line includes a plurality of windings successively arranged. Each of the windings includes an upper portion and a lower portion parallel to the upper portion. The upper portions of each of the windings are electrically connected to the lower portions of adjacent windings. A resistance unit electrically connected between every two adjacent windings.
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A high-impedance line, comprising:
- a plurality of windings successively arranged, each of the windings comprising an upper portion and a lower portion parallel to the upper portion;
- the upper portions of each of the windings being electrically connected to the lower portions of adjacent windings;
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- a plurality of resistance units, each of the plurality of resistance units being electrically connected between two adjacent windings.
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A high-impedance line, comprising:
- a first transmission line;
- a second transmission line intersected with the first transmission line to form more than two windings;
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- a resistance unit electrically connected between two adjacent windings.
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A detecting system, comprising:
- a signal detecting device for detecting RF signals;
- a signal processing device;
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- a high-impedance line electrically connected to the signal detecting device and the signal processing device, the high-impedance line comprising a plurality of windings successively arranged;
- wherein each of the windings comprises a first portion and a second portion;
- the first portions of two adjacent windings are electrically connected to each other via a first resistance unit;
- the second portions of two adjacent windings are electrically connected to each other via a second resistance unit.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.