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US 9,755,288 B2Granted
Methods and devices for integrating radio frequency and other signals within a conductor
AssigneeAlcatel-Lucent Shanghai Bell Co., Ltd.
InventorTeppo M. Lukkarila
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Abstract
Non-coaxial conductors, such as direct current power conductors, may be inserted into, or separated from, a central section of a radio frequency (RF) coaxial conductor that is supplying RF signals.
Claims24
A cavity structure comprising:
- an input section formed in the cavity structure, and configured to allow for the connection of an input radio frequency (RF) coaxial conductor configured to supply RF signals to a resonator structure of the cavity structure;
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- one or more passageways formed in the cavity structure, each passageway comprising a resonator passageway section formed in a resonator of the resonator structure, and each passageway configured to allow for the insertion of one or more non-coaxial conductors to a central section of an output RF coaxial conductor.
A cavity structure comprising:
- an input section formed in the cavity structure, and configured to allow for the connection of an input radio frequency (RF) coaxial conductor configured to supply RF signals to a resonator structure of the cavity structure;
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- one or more passageways formed in the cavity structure, each passageway configured to allow for the insertion of one or more non-coaxial conductors to a central section of an output coaxial conductor.
A cavity structure comprising:
- an input section configured to allow for the connection of an input radio frequency (RF) coaxial conductor configured to supply RF signals to a resonator structure of the cavity structure, and
- at least one passageway formed in the cavity structure comprising a resonator passageway section formed in a resonator of the resonator structure, the passageway configured to allow for the separation of one or more non-coaxial conductors in a central section of the input RF coaxial conductor from the central section, and allow for connection of the separated, non-coaxial conductors to one or more output non-coaxial conductors;
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- an output section configured to allow for the connection of an output RF coaxial conductor to the resonator structure of the cavity structure.
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A cavity structure comprising:
- an input section configured to allow for the connection of an input radio frequency (RF) coaxial conductor configured to supply RF signals to a resonator structure of the cavity structure, and
- at least one passageway formed in the cavity structure, the at least one passageway configured to allow for the separation of one or more non-coaxial conductors in a central section of the input RF coaxial conductor from the central section, and allow for connection of the separated, non-coaxial conductors to one or more output non-coaxial conductors;
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- an output section configured to allow for the connection of an output RF coaxial conductor to the resonator structure of the cavity structure.
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A method for integrating radio frequency and other signals within an output conductor comprising:
- inserting non-coaxial conductors configured to supply one or more of DC power signals, data signals, and alarm signals into a cavity structure that includes radio frequency (RF) coaxial conductors configured to supply RF signals;
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- connecting the non-coaxial conductors using connectors.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.