Fun with cavity filters

2020-09-30に共有
Some experiments with a 430 MHz cavity filter made in a biscuit tin. More background info here:
www.repeater-builder.com/antenna/pdf/w6nbc-duplexe…
vk6uu.id.au/warg2mduplexer.html
www.radioexperimenter.us/rm-1966-04/kedx.html
pa0nhc.nl/homemadeDuplexfilter2m/duplexfi.html

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コメント (19)
  • While in my early learning days about VHF, 1986, I built a poor man's cavity filter for 2m. Like Peter says, it works but not very efficiently. Great video Peter. 72 de KB8AMZ
  • I've just made a Cavity Filter from an old gas bottle. Works a treat. Cheers from old George ps cost to make about a UK pound.
  • OMG I am so going to get involved with that, this, the most fascinating information I have found in the sea of YouTube.🤓👍
  • Would adding additional mass at the end of the internal tube change the filter frequency?
  • @coblecam
    Are there general rules about the diameter of the cavity used? GREAT video! 73!
  • What if the internal tube was a coil? Longer tube coiled to fit into a smaller space.
  • A few words... The frequency is determined by the length of the inner (not mass, it can be (usually is) hollow). It should be 1/4 wavelengthll long. The Q is set by the ID of the outer (bigger is better), and the conductivity of the inner surfaces (mostly). You want the Impedance to be 50 Ohms - set by the ratio of OD / ID. The end where the connector(s) are (is) must be shorted. The other end needs to be closed only to preclude corrosion. It could be a removable plastic cap. Your milage may vary. 73 de Derek, KN6TD.
  • Wow! Suffered 5 adverts to get through this, most of them mandatory.
  • @ssubaihi
    How it's work , Why Loops ? Still a lot to tell ...
  • @Max-kn9yi
    Does it matter what end you attach a filter to the antenna?
  • Is it possible to build cavity filter for HF? Just curious 73 de VU3WTJ
  • Many thanks for the inspiration to make filters. I used discarded steel gas bottles. Work a treat. I have posted on here. George 🇬🇧
  • @gillywild
    I wonder if that was what someone was doing in the cuban embassy? The cricket noises and brain damage always sounded like microwaves to me. I should think a Theremin resonator for microwave frequencies would be quite compact.