Kuhne 3.4ghz pipe cap filters


Neil Smith G4DBN
 


From the MKU 34 G2 kit manual:


geoffrey pike
 

Hi Ken,
Never seen that back to back before must try it on 3cms , those figures IL are very good, always had poor results on 3cms though
Cheers
Geoff
GI0GDP
On Monday, 30 January 2023, 22:12:49 GMT, Ken G3YKI <kenneth@...> wrote:


Hi Gareth
"Could I ask what diameter pipe-caps you are using on 3.4?GHz?"
22mm work well at 3.4GHz. here is one I made earlier.

Inner 6mm brass screw or 1/4" copper tube. Probes are 8mm from the axis of the resonator. BW about 40 MHz at 3dB.


Gerhard_DK4XP
 

Am 30.01.23 um 23:12 schrieb Ken G3YKI:
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That's a nice one!

I did some prelimininary experiments, but only with standard M3 screws.

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Cheers, Gerhard



Hi Gareth
"Could I ask what diameter pipe-caps you are using on 3.4?GHz?"
22mm work well at 3.4GHz. here is one I made earlier.

Inner 6mm brass screw or 1/4" copper tube. Probes are 8mm from the axis of the resonator. BW about 40 MHz at 3dB.


 

Hi Gareth
"Could I ask what diameter pipe-caps you are using on 3.4?GHz?"
22mm work well at 3.4GHz. here is one I made earlier.

Inner 6mm brass screw or 1/4" copper tube. Probes are 8mm from the axis of the resonator. BW about 40 MHz at 3dB.


Andy G4JNT
 

Input / output coupling dictates filter bandwidth.   It provides the transformation from Zo to the filter loaded working impedance, hence loaded Q.   The probes then affect the coupling that, once the bandwidth is defined, sets the ripple .

Qo/Qn  and K1 ... kn-1   are teh normalised filter coefficients you look up in a table, where Q is the IP/OP transformation and K the normalised coupling

I used to love filters - they're so mathematically precise



On Mon, 30 Jan 2023 at 15:20, Gareth G4XAT via groups.io <g4xat=ntlworld.com@groups.io> wrote:
Handy info on probe length, IIRC it affects bandwidth and insertion losses so worth getting right for the band in question. Could I ask what diameter pipe-caps you are using on 3.4?GHz?
Thanks
Gareth


Gareth G4XAT
 

Handy info on probe length, IIRC it affects bandwidth and insertion losses so worth getting right for the band in question. Could I ask what diameter pipe-caps you are using on 3.4?GHz?
Thanks
Gareth


Chris G0WUS
 

Many thanks that will save some trial and error

73

Chris G0WUS

On 28/01/2023 17:42, Stanislaw Ziemczonek wrote:
 Chris,
3.4 GHz 7 mm above PCB
2.3 GHz 9 mm above PCB .
73's de Staszek SP6GWB
Hi all,

I have found 3 kuhne pipe cap filters for 3.4ghz can not remember where I got them. Can anyone provide the recommended probe length for them please?

73 Chris G0WUS










Stanislaw Ziemczonek
 

Chris,
3.4 GHz 7 mm above PCB
2.3 GHz 9 mm above PCB .
73's de Staszek SP6GWB

Hi all,

I have found 3 kuhne pipe cap filters for 3.4ghz can not remember where I got them. Can anyone provide the recommended probe length for them please?

73 Chris G0WUS






Chris G0WUS
 

Hi all,

I have found 3 kuhne pipe cap filters for 3.4ghz can not remember where I got them. Can anyone provide the recommended probe length for them please?

73 Chris G0WUS