1. Technical Field
The present disclosure relates to signal transmission apparatuses, and particularly to a signal transmission apparatus used in a signal receiver or a signal transceiver of a wireless transmission system.
2. Description of Related Art
Wireless transmissions are widely used in communications and networks. Consequently, electronic devices can be moved freely without limitations of wires when transmitting signals. In a wireless transmission system, a signal for transmission is modulated by a high frequency carrier in a signal transceiver to generate a radio frequency signal. The radio frequency signal is transmitted to a signal receiver via air, and is demodulated into the signal for transmission in the signal receiver. However, bad signal quality may be induced if the signal transceiver and the signal receiver of the wireless transmission system are improperly designed.
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The first transmission line 310 includes a first coil 312 with a plurality of turns spirally extending in the same plane to form a spiral path, a first gasket 314 located in the center of the first coil 312 and acting as the beginning of the first coil 312, and a first signal terminal 316 extending from extremity of the first coil 312 along a first direction. The second transmission line 320 includes a second coil 322 with a plurality of turns spirally extending in the same plane to form a spiral path, a second gasket 324 located in the center of the second coil 322 and acting as the beginning of the second coil 322, and a second signal terminal 326 extending from extremity of the second coil 322 along a second direction opposite to the first direction. The void 110 includes a central area 112, and two slots 114 and 116 respectively extending from two opposite edges of the first ground layer 100 to the central area 112. The void 210 includes a central area 212, and two slots 214 and 216 respectively extending from two opposite edges of the second ground layer 200 to the central area 212. The voids 110 and 210 have similar shapes, and a projection of the void 110 on the second ground layer 200 completely overlaps the void 210. The first transmission line 310 and the second transmission line 320 have similar shapes. A projection of a geometric center of the first gasket 314 on the second ground layer 200 completely overlaps a geometric center the second gasket 324. The first signal terminal 316 and the second signal terminal 326 extending along opposite directions, are used for transmitting and receiving signals. A projection of the first signal terminal 316 on the second ground layer 200 is within the slot 214 of the second ground layer 200, and a projection of the second signal terminal 326 on the first ground layer 100 is within the slot 116 of the first ground layer 100.
Filtering characteristics of the band pass filter 300 depend on the number of turns of the first and second coils 312 and 322, line width and line spacing of the spiral path of the first and second coils 312 and 322, areas of the first and second gaskets 314 and 324, and a distance between the first ground layer 100 and the second ground layer 200. Further details of factors that affect the filtering characteristics of the band pass filter 300 will be explained in further detail below. The number of turns of the first and second coils 312 and 322, and the line width and line spacing of spiral path of the first and second coils 312 and 322 mainly affect inductance effect of the band pass filter 300, thereby affect bandwidth responded by the band pass filter 300 and drifting of center frequency of the band pass filter 300. The more turns of the first and second coils 312 and 322, and the narrower line width and the shorter line spacing of spiral path of the first and second coils 312 and 322, the stronger inductance effect of the band pass filter 300, the wider bandwidth responded by the band pass filter 300, and the center frequency of the band pass filter 300 drifting to lower frequency. The areas of the first and second gaskets 314 and 324 mainly affect bandwidth responded by the band pass filter 300 and insertion loss of the band pass filter 300. The larger areas of the first and second gaskets 314 and 324, the wider bandwidth responded by the band pass filter 300, and the less insertion loss of the band pass filter 300. The distance between the first ground layer 100 and the second ground layer 200 mainly affects capacitance effect of the band pass filter 300. The shorter distance between the first ground layer 100 and the second ground layer 200, the stronger capacitance effect of the band pass filter 300.
In one embodiment, the first coil 312 and the second coil 322 have the same number of turns, the same line width and the same line spacing, the turns of the first coil 312 circularly spiral in the first ground layer 100, and the turns of the second coil 322 circularly spiral in the second ground layer 200. Each of the first gasket 314 and the second gasket 324 is a circular gasket, and the geometric center of each of the first gasket 314 and the second gasket 324 is a center of the circular gasket. Each of the central areas 112 and 212 is a circular hollow area. The slots 114 and 116 are parallel to each other and tangent to the central area 112. The slots 214 and 216 are parallel to each other and tangent to the central area 212.
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The foregoing description of the exemplary embodiments of the disclosure has been presented only for the purposes of illustration and description and is not intended to be exhaustive or to limit the disclosure to the precise forms disclosed. Many modifications and variations are possible in light of the above everything. The embodiments were chosen and described in order to explain the principles of the disclosure and their practical application so as to enable others of ordinary skill in the art to utilize the disclosure and various embodiments and with various modifications as are suited to the particular use contemplated. Alternative embodiments will become apparent to those of ordinary skills in the art to which the present disclosure pertains without departing from its spirit and scope. Accordingly, the scope of the present disclosure is defined by the appended claims rather than the foregoing description and the exemplary embodiments described therein.
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200910306135.X | Aug 2009 | CN | national |