WO2023233352A1 - Filtre à guide d'ondes en peigne à résonateurs omnidirectionnels - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a comb waveguide filter with omnidirectional resonators obtained by additive manufacturing.
- Radio frequency (RF) signals can propagate either in free space or in waveguide devices.
- the waveguide of this prior art comprises a core produced by additive manufacturing by superimposing layers on top of each other.
- This core delimits an internal channel intended for wave guidance, the section of which is determined according to the frequency of the electromagnetic signal to be transmitted.
- the internal surface of the core is covered with a conductive metallic layer.
- the external surface can also be covered with a conductive metallic layer which contributes in particular to the rigidity of the device.
- Waveguide devices are used to channel RF signals or to manipulate them in the spatial or frequency domain, for example in order to form a waveguide filter.
- the present invention relates in particular to passive waveguide filters which make it possible to filter radio frequency signals without using active electronic components.
- Conventional waveguide filters used for radio frequency signals generally have internal openings of rectangular or circular section. The primary purpose of these filters is to remove unwanted frequencies and pass the desired frequencies with a minimum of attenuation. Attenuations greater than 100dB or even 120dB may be required for filters intended for reception and/or transmission systems in the spatial domain for example.
- Evanescent mode filters (“evanescent mode filters”), or comb line filters (“combline filters”), are for example known. They are essentially composed of several small cavities (below the dimension corresponding to the cutoff frequency) which transmit electromagnetic energy between an input port and an output port. The successive cavities are interconnected by irises whose dimensions contribute to determining the bandwidth of the filter. Several ridges or posts allow the propagation of the fundamental mode. This type of filter is used for example for the input and output stages of satellite payloads, due to their high selectivity and their reduced mass and size.
- An aim of the present invention is to provide a comb waveguide filter free from the limitations of known waveguide filters.
- Another aim of the invention is to propose a comb waveguide filter suitable for additive manufacturing.
- Another aim of the invention is to propose a more compact and less bulky comb waveguide filter.
- Another aim of the invention is to propose a comb waveguide filter making it possible to filter larger frequency ranges.
- a comb waveguide filter obtained by additive manufacturing of metal, comprising at least two resonators connected together by main irises, each resonator comprising a cavity provided with a first axis, each cavity being delimited in particular by a flat base extending perpendicular to the first axis, characterized in that each cavity is further delimited by a roof converging towards a single point.
- the resonators have a roof converging towards a single point makes it possible firstly to facilitate, or even make possible, the additive manufacturing of the waveguide filter by avoiding complex overhanging portions to produce. Secondly, the fact that the roof is concentrated towards a single point makes it possible to overcome the “axial” character of traditional filters in which the geometry of the resonators is constrained in the direction of propagation of the electromagnetic signal in the filter.
- Each roof may comprise a first lateral portion adjacent and perpendicular to the flat base and a second lateral portion converging towards the single point.
- Each resonator can have rotational symmetry around the first axis.
- Each plane base can be circular or polygonal with at least three sides, preferably circular, square, pentagonal, hexagonal or octagonal.
- Each resonator may further comprise a post rising from the plane base parallel to the first axis.
- At least one post can be formed in one piece with the flat base of a resonator.
- the post of a resonator may have a circular or polygonal cross section with at least three sides, preferably a circular, square, pentagonal, hexagonal or octagonal cross section.
- the post of a resonator can be helical and extend along the first axis. This configuration makes it possible in particular to increase the length of the post and therefore to allow greater adaptation of the impedance of the resonator cavity.
- the diameter of a helical post can be variable along the first z axis.
- the roof of at least one resonator may comprise a projecting part extending towards the inside of the cavity of the at least one resonator parallel to the first axis.
- At least one main iris may comprise a connection portion not parallel to the planar base, the connection portion extending between two resonators connected by the at least one main iris.
- connection portion can connect said single points of the resonators connected by said at least one main iris.
- At least one resonator may include several main irises which are not arranged coaxially.
- the waveguide filter may comprise at least three resonators connected consecutively by said main irises, a first and a second resonator being connected together by a secondary iris.
- the secondary irises can have a different section from the main irises so as to filter different frequency ranges for example.
- At least one said secondary iris may comprise a secondary connection portion extending between the resonators connected by the at least one said secondary iris.
- the main irises of the resonators are arranged coaxially along an axis of propagation of an electromagnetic signal.
- the waveguide filter may comprise at least four resonators, one of the at least four resonators being connected to at least three separate resonators.
- This characteristic makes it possible in particular to obtain a filter combining the functionalities of filtering and power divider and/or polarizer for example.
- At least one resonator may comprise a polarizer and/or a septum.
- these aims are also achieved by means of a method of manufacturing a comb waveguide filter having at least one of the characteristics described above, the method comprising the manufacture additive of the at least two resonators and the main irises connecting the resonators.
- Figures 1 a-1 f illustrate several possible geometries for the comb filter resonators.
- Figure 2a illustrates a comb filter whose resonators connected together by irises have a square base and are arranged in a line.
- Figure 2b illustrates a comb filter whose resonators connected together by irises have a square base and are arranged in a matrix.
- Figures 3a and 3b illustrate a perspective view and a top view of a comb filter whose resonators have a circular base and are arranged in a staggered pattern.
- Figures 4a-4e illustrate several possible geometries for a post in the cavity of a resonator with a circular base.
- Figures 5a and 5b illustrate a profile view and a top view of a comb filter whose square-based resonators are arranged in a matrix and whose first and last resonators are connected by a secondary iris.
- Figure 6a illustrates a top view of a comb filter comprising a resonator connected to three other resonators.
- Figure 6b illustrates a top view of a comb filter comprising two resonators connected to three other resonators.
- Figure 7 illustrates a side view of a resonator comprising a helical post.
- Figure 8 illustrates a top view of a resonator comprising a helical post.
- Figure 9 illustrates a top view of a comb filter comprising two resonators each provided with a helical post.
- the present invention relates to a comb waveguide filter 1 obtained by additive manufacturing and comprising at least two resonators 2 interconnected by main irises 24.
- Each resonator 2 comprises a cavity 20 delimited in particular by a flat base 21 perpendicular to a first axis z and by a roof 22.
- the roof 22 is characterized by the fact that it converges towards a single point 23 also called zenith point. In other words, each resonator 2 is provided with a pointed roof 22.
- Figures 1 a-1f represent examples of resonators 2 which can be implemented in a comb waveguide filter 1 according to the present invention.
- the main irises 24 connecting the resonators are not shown in these figures.
- the first z axis generally corresponds to the additive manufacturing direction.
- the resonators are omnidirectional in the sense that they can be connected to other resonators in almost any direction.
- the flexibility conferred by the geometry of the roof 22 according to the invention makes it possible, for example, to produce a comb waveguide filter whose resonators are not aligned along an axis, but can form bends. It is thus possible to greatly reduce the bulk of such filters by choosing geometries adapted to particular constraints.
- the roof 22 of a resonator 2 can be inclined from the flat base 21 as illustrated in Figures 1a, 1c and 1e.
- the roof 22 may comprise a first lateral portion 26 adjacent and perpendicular to the flat base 21, and a second lateral portion 27 inclined and converging towards the single point 23 as illustrated in Figures 1b, 1d and 1f.
- the roof 22 can be designed as a pyramid having as its base the flat base 21 or as the combination of a straight prism on the flat base 21 and a pyramid arranged on the prism.
- resonators having a roof 22 converging at a single point 23, the profile of which is not linear as in the case of a pyramid, but is for example polygonal, parabolic, hyperbolic or any other profile making additive manufacturing possible.
- the angle formed by an inclined portion of the roof 22 with the first axis is between 10° and 60°, preferably between 25° and 50°, an angle that is too large making the additive manufacturing of the portions difficult. inclined.
- the resonators can have at least one rotational symmetry with respect to the first axis z.
- the resonators Preferably, have several rotational symmetries with respect to the first z axis.
- Figures 1a and 1b show embodiments in which the roof 22 is conical or consists of a cone surmounting a cylinder. In these cases, the maximum rotational symmetry since the roof profile is obtained as a surface of revolution around the first z axis.
- FIGS 1c and 1d illustrate embodiments in which the roof 22 is a pyramid with a square base or is constituted by a pyramid with a square base surmounting a prism itself with a square base (i.e. a parallelepiped).
- the roof 22 is invariant under rotations around the first z axis of angles kx90°, where k is an integer.
- FIGS 1e and 1f illustrate embodiments in which the roof 22 is a pyramid whose base is a regular hexagon or is constituted by a pyramid with a regular hexagonal base surmounting a prism with a regular hexagonal base.
- the roof 22 is invariant under rotations around the first z axis of angles kx60°, where k is an integer.
- the roof 22 can comprise any surface of revolution around the first axis z, as long as this results in a roof converging towards a single point 23.
- the roof 22 can complementarily or alternatively comprise a pyramid whose the base is made up of any polygon.
- the first side portion 26 of the roof 22 can be cylindrical. Alternatively or additionally it can comprise a right prism whose base is any polygon.
- the plane base 21 delimiting the cavity 20 of a resonator 2 according to the invention has the same characteristics of invariance by rotation around the first z axis as the roof 22.
- the flat base can be circular polygonal with at least three sides, preferably circular, square, pentagonal, hexagonal or octagonal. Other geometries of the flat base 21 such that an ellipse or non-convex surfaces can be considered without departing from the scope of the present invention.
- the resonators 2 of a comb waveguide filter according to the present invention are interconnected by main irises 24. As explained below, certain resonators can be provided with secondary irises, which explains “primary” iris terminology. These main irises 24 allow the propagation of an electromagnetic wave in the filter from one resonator to another.
- a main iris 24 can consist of an opening in the contiguous portions of the roofs.
- the section of this opening determines the cut-off frequencies of the wave propagated between these two resonators via the main iris 24.
- this section is adapted to the particular needs for which the filter 1 is intended.
- the geometry of the resonators 2 requires an opening larger than the contiguous portions of the resonators.
- the main iris 24 thus comprises an opening extending over the first lateral portion 26 of the roof 22 as well as over the second lateral portion 27.
- a connection portion 25 extends between at least part of the two second lateral portions 27 of the two roofs 22 of the resonators connected by the main iris 24.
- connection portions between the resonators can include inclined parts so as to facilitate, or even make possible, the additive manufacturing of the latter.
- THE connecting portions can for example consist of a gable roof.
- connection portions 25 can connect two roofs 22 over the entire height of the roofs or over the entire height of the second lateral portion 27 of the roofs.
- the single points 23 of the two roofs 22 can be connected by a connection portion 25.
- a main iris 24 connecting two such resonators comprises a connection portion 25 connecting the two resonators.
- This connection portion can for example be a rectangular waveguide of the same section as the openings of the main iris determining the cut-off frequencies.
- the cavities 20 of the resonators 2 can comprise a post 28 rising from the plane base 21 parallel to the first axis z.
- the use of a post 28 in the cavity 20 makes it possible to modify the impedance of the cavity, and thus to control the resonance frequency of the circuit constituted by the cavity 20 and the main iris 24.
- These posts 28 are distinguished from possible adjustment screws in that they do not allow the resonance frequency to be adapted or modified a posteriori. [0063] These posts 28 can be formed in one piece with the flat base 21. This embodiment is advantageous with regard to additive manufacturing since it avoids any subsequent machining for the formation of such a post.
- the shape of these posts, and more particularly their section in a plane parallel to the flat base 21, can be adapted according to needs and according to the geometry of the roof 22.
- the geometry of the section of a post 28 is not necessarily the same as that of the flat base 21 or that of the roof 22 of the resonator in question.
- a resonator 2 can comprise a post 28 whose section is a right prism whose base is a circle or a polygon with at least three sides.
- the base of the prism is circular, square, pentagonal, hexagonal or octagonal.
- the circular geometry of the flat base 21 and the roof 22 in Figures 4a to 4e is in no way limiting and all the alternative geometries mentioned above can be produced in combination of these posts.
- the upper face of the post may include curved or inclined parts. These curved parts are also useful when the filter is intended for high power uses.
- the post 28 takes the form of a helix whose main direction coincides with the first axis z.
- a helical post extends parallel to an axis, it is meant that the main direction of the helix is parallel to this said axis.
- the pitch of the propeller that is to say the vertical distance between two consecutive points of the propeller in a plane comprising the first axis z, can be constant or variable.
- the diameter of the propeller can also be constant or variable.
- the diameter of the propeller decreases as a function of the height relative to the plane base 21 of the resonator 2. This configuration makes it possible in particular to adapt the external diameter of the helical post to the internal diameter of the cavity 20 of the resonator 2.
- the surface of revolution on which the propeller is formed is a cone.
- the surface of revolution on which the propeller rests can be an inverted cone, a cylinder, a sphere, or even a surface whose curvature is alternately positive and negative, so that the diameter of the The helix can be alternately increasing and decreasing.
- Such a helical post 28 can be manufactured additively in one piece with the rest of the resonator. Alternatively or additionally, the helical post can be produced separately from the resonator and placed in the cavity during or after the additive manufacturing of the resonator.
- two adjacent resonators 2 can each comprise a helical post 28.
- the orientation, ie the winding direction of the propellers can be the same or alternatively be reversed.
- the upper part of the cavity 20 of the resonators 2 can also be provided with projecting parts extending from the internal surface of the roof 22 towards the interior of the cavity so as to modify the impedance of the cavity. These projecting parts extend essentially parallel to the first axis. These protruding parts are integral with the resonators and are thus also to be distinguished from traditional adjustment screws which are mobile elements relative to the resonators.
- the projecting parts are in one piece with the roof 22 of the resonator. Similar to the posts 28, the face of the projecting part opposite the roof 22 can be flat or curved according to particular needs, in particular with regard to additive manufacturing and use of the filter at high power.
- the resonators 2 of the waveguide filter 1 may include adjustment screws allowing fine adjustments when using the filter. Unlike the posts 28, these screws are movable elements relative to the structure of the resonators and serve to make slight modifications to the impedance of the cavities 20 of the resonators.
- one of the main advantages of the waveguide filter according to the present invention lies in the omnidirectional nature of the resonators in the sense that they can be connected together in a non-coaxial manner, c 'that is to say not necessarily along an axis.
- Figures 3a and 3b illustrate an embodiment in which several resonators 2 are arranged non-coaxially. More precisely, a first resonator 2, for example the resonator on the left of Figure 3a, has a port 31 allowing it to receive an electromagnetic signal at the filter input. This first resonator is connected to a second resonator 2 by a main iris 24 which includes a connection portion 25. The main iris 24 is not diametrically opposed to port 31.
- the straight lines passing on the one hand through port 31 the center of the plane base 21 and on the other hand by the center of the flat base and the main iris 24 are intersecting and form an angle between 90° and 150°.
- the second resonator is itself also connected to a third resonator 2, furthest to the right in FIG. 3a, via a main iris 24 also comprising a connection portion 25.
- the third resonator comprises a port 31 allowing the signal electromagnetic to exit the filter 1.
- the angle formed by the straight lines passing on the one hand through the main iris 24 connecting the second to the third resonator the center of the plane base 21 and on the other hand through the center of the flat base and port 31 are intersecting and form an angle of between 90° and 150°.
- the filter obtained by this arrangement of resonators therefore forms an elbow at the level of the second resonator, which in particular makes it possible to significantly reduce the total length of the filter for a given number of resonators compared to a traditional coaxial arrangement.
- the circular geometry of the roof 22 of the resonators in this embodiment allows great freedom as to the relative placement of the resonators in relation to each other. Indeed, it is virtually possible to place a circular resonator at any position around another circular resonator thanks to their invariance by rotation around the first z axis. Thus, a very wide variety of filter geometry can be obtained by connecting the resonators in this way.
- This secondary couplings are produced in the form of a secondary iris 29.
- This secondary iris 29 may comprise a secondary connection portion between the two roofs 22 of the resonators connected by the secondary iris.
- the secondary connection portions may comprise parts inclined relative to the first axis so as to facilitate their additive manufacturing.
- a secondary connection portion 29 is illustrated in Figure 3b in which it connects a first resonator provided with an input port 31 and a third resonator provided with an output port 31.
- the section of a secondary iris 29 may be different from the section of a main iris 24.
- the section of a secondary iris for example rectangular (the longest side of the rectangle being placed parallel or perpendicular to the first z axis ).
- FIGs 5a and 5b Another embodiment of a filter whose resonators are arranged in a non-coaxial manner is illustrated in Figures 5a and 5b.
- resonators 2 designed according to the square base model are placed in a matrix, so that each resonator has at least two side faces contiguous to other resonators.
- Main irises 24 comprising connection portions 25 connect the resonators 2 so as to form a propagation path for an electromagnetic wave in the filter 1.
- an electromagnetic wave can for example enter the filter 1 via the port 31 of the rightmost resonator 2, then propagate 90° counterclockwise to a second resonator 2 (bottom in Figure 5b) via a main iris, then propagate 90° in the clockwise towards a third resonator 2 (on the left in Figure 5b) via a main iris, then propagate 90° clockwise towards a fourth resonator 2 (top in Figure 5b) via a main iris, and finally propagate 90° counterclockwise out of the filter through port 31 of the fourth resonator.
- the first and the fourth resonator are additionally connected by a secondary iris 29 comprising a secondary connection portion 30.
- the section of the secondary iris 29 differs from the section of the main irises of way to improve filtering.
- the secondary iris 29 has a square section, one of the diagonals of which is parallel to the first z axis.
- the waveguide filter of the present invention comprises at least four resonators, one of the resonators of which is connected to at least three distinct resonators via main irises 24.
- Such a configuration allows in particular to obtain a filter having several branches of resonators, or in other words, a filter having for example an input port and several output ports or several input ports and an output port. It is thus possible to create comb waveguide filters having, for example, a power divider or polarizer function.
- Figure 6a illustrates a comb waveguide filter 1 of which at least one of the resonators 2 (the third counting from the left of the figure) is connected to three other resonators.
- the resonator 2 located to the left of the filter in Figure 6a has a port 31 for input of an electromagnetic signal into the filter and the two resonators located to the right of the filter in Figure 6a each have an output port 31 of the electromagnetic signal out of the filter.
- Figure 6b illustrates another embodiment of the invention in which a first resonator on the left of the figure has a port 31 for inputting an electromagnetic signal into the filter 1 and propagates the signal in two resonators distinct via main irises 24.
- a final resonator located on the right in the figure receives two electromagnetic signals via main irises and propagates them outside the filter via an output port 31.
- At least one resonator of the filter may comprise a polarizer and/or a septum so as to divide and/or combine one or more electromagnetic signals.
- Other standard passive RF components can also be combined with the filter without departing from the scope of the present invention.
- the present invention also relates to a method of manufacturing a waveguide filter as described above.
- Reference numbers used in the figures are used in the figures.
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