Single-layer cross-coupled filter
A single-layer cross-coupling filter includes a cavity in which a receiving space is formed; an integrally formed resonant structure installed in the receiving space; and at least one partition wall. The resonant structure includes at least two rows of resonant units distributed along a signal transmission path. The at least two rows of resonant units are located in a same plane of the receiving space, and each row of the resonant units includes a plurality of resonators. The resonators on a same row are coupled and connected to form signal transmission, and at least two adjacent resonators in different rows are coupled and connected to realize cross-coupling.
1. A single-layer cross-coupling filter, comprising:
a cavity in which a receiving space is formed;
a resonant structure installed in the receiving space, and including at least a first and a second rows of resonant units distributed along a signal transmission path, each of the first and the second rows of the resonant units including a left, a middle, and a right resonators, wherein the signal transmission is formed along the first row and the second row, and a cross-coupling is formed between the first row and the second row; and
at least one partition wall arranged between the first and the second rows of the resonant units, wherein a coupling window is formed on the partition wall, the left, the middle, or the right resonator of the first row is respectively connected to the left, the middle, or the right resonator of the second row through the coupling window to form the cross-coupling,
wherein each resonator comprises a body part and a bending part, and the bending part comprises a head bending part and an end bending part, and
wherein the body parts of the middle resonators in the first and the second rows are connected through the coupling window to form inductive cross-coupling.
2. The single-layer cross-coupling filter according to claim 1 , wherein the head bending part is formed by bending the other end of the body part in one direction or two directions.
3. The single-layer cross-coupled filter according to claim 1 , wherein the signal transmission path is U-shaped or S-shaped.
4. The single-layer cross-coupled filter according to claim 1 , wherein one end of each body part of the plurality of resonators is grounded.
5. The single-layer cross-coupled filter according to claim 1 , wherein the filter further comprises a signal input port and a signal output port respectively arranged at two ends of the signal transmission path.
6. The single-layer cross-coupling filter according to claim 1 , wherein the resonant structure is fixed in the cavity by at least one of a screw, solder, laser welding, friction welding, or a vacuum welding structure.
7. The single-layer cross-coupled filter according to claim 1 , wherein at least one screw bore is formed on the resonant structure, and a corresponding screw fixing part is disposed at a position on a bottom of the cavity corresponding to the screw bore, the resonant structure is fixed into the cavity through the screw bore and the screw fixing part.
8. The single-layer cross-coupling filter according to claim 1 , wherein the bending part further comprises a middle bending part positioned between the head bending part and the end bending part, the middle bending part is positioned at an angle relative to the head bending part and at another angle relative to the end bending part.
9. The single-layer cross-coupling filter according to claim 1 , wherein the middle resonator of the first row is connected to the middle resonator of the second row through the coupling window to form the cross-coupling.
10. The single-layer cross-coupling filter according to claim 1 , wherein the left or the right resonator of the first row is respectively connected to the left or the right resonator of the second row through the coupling window to form the cross-coupling.