Abstract A T-shaped rectangular waveguide branching filter includes an electrically conductive projection or protrusion of approximately triangular cross section which is formed at a predetermined portion within the branching filter for preliminary impedance matching of a predetermined accuracy as observed from each of the input/output ports of the branching filter, and an electrically conductive rod which may be selectively advanced toward or retracted from the first input/output port and extends through the electrically conductive protrusion of triangular cross section so that, by selectively advancing or retracting the conductive rod, a particular impedance match corresponding to each of the input/output ports as observed from any one of the input/output ports may be achieved for efficiently deriving the signal applied to one of the input/output ports from either one of the other input/output ports.
A T-shape rectangular waveguide branching filter comprising: a main structure having first, second and third input/output ports, a first rectangular waveguide section connecting said second and third input/output ports in a straight line and a second rectangular waveguide section connected to said first input/output port and intersecting said first rectangular waveguide section at a right angle; a protrusion of an electrically conducting material having a triangular cross section, said protrusion aligned perpendicular to the plane of the longitudinal axes of said first and second rectangular waveguide sections and disposed within said main structure at a central portion of the wall of said first rectangular waveguide section opposite the intersection with said second rectangular waveguide section for confronting said first input/output port and for preliminary impedance matching of a predetermined accuracy with respect to said first, second and third input/output ports; and a plurality of rod members of electrically conductive material extending through said protrusion to project from the apex portion of said protrusion toward said first input/output port for selective movement toward and away from said first input/output port for fine impedance matching with respect to said first, second and third input/output ports.
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A T-shape rectangular waveguide branching filter comprising: a main structure having first, second and third input/output ports, a first rectangular waveguide section connecting said second and third input/output ports in a straight line and a second rectangular waveguide section connected to said first input/output port and intersecting said first rectangular waveguide section at a right angle; a protrusion of an electrically conducting material having a triangular cross section, said protrusion aligned perpendicular to the plane of the longitudinal axes of said first and second rectangular waveguide sections and disposed within said main structure at a central portion of the wall of said first rectangular waveguide section opposite the intersection with said second rectangular waveguide section for confronting said first input/output port and for preliminary impedance matching of a predetermined accuracy with respect to said first, second and third input/output ports; and a plurality of rod members of electrically conductive material extending through said protrusion to project from the apex portion of said protrusion toward said first input/output port for selective movement toward and away from said first input/output port for fine impedance matching with respect to said first, second and third input/output ports.