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Class 333 | WAVE TRANSMISSION LINES AND NETWORKS |
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1 | PLURAL CHANNEL SYSTEMS |
1.1 | Nonreciprocal gyromagnetic type (e.g., circulators) |
2 | With automatic control |
4 | With balanced circuits |
100 | Having branched circuits |
101 | Including switching means |
102 | Having gyromagnetic operating means |
103 | Having semiconductor operating means |
105 | Having mechanical switching means |
109 | Using directional coupler |
110 | For providing frequency separation |
111 | For providing adjustable coupling |
112 | Having lumped parameters or impedances |
113 | Having parallel-guide waveguide |
114 | Having crossed-guide waveguide |
115 | Having TEM lines |
117 | Including hybrid-type network |
118 | Having lumped parameters or impedances |
120 | Having hybrid ring junction |
121 | Having hybrid-T (e.g., magic-T) |
123 | Having coaxial element |
124 | With impedance matching |
125 | Including long line element |
129 | For providing frequency separation |
130 | Using resistors only |
131 | Using coupled windings |
132 | For providing frequency separation |
136 | Including long line element |
12 | TRANSMISSION LINE INDUCTIVE OR RADIATION INTERFERENCE REDUCTION SYSTEMS |
13 | RESONATOR-TYPE BREAKDOWN DISCHARGE SYSTEMS (E.G., T-R OR R-T SYSTEMS) |
14 | AMPLITUDE COMPRESSION AND EXPANSION SYSTEMS (I.E., COMPANDERS) |
15 | PILOT LINE-CONTROLLED SYSTEMS |
16 | PILOT CURRENT-CONTROLLED SYSTEMS |
17.1 | AUTOMATICALLY CONTROLLED SYSTEMS |
17.2 | Limiting of amplitude |
17.3 | Impedance matching |
18 | With control of equalizer and/or delay network |
19 | DIFFERENTIATING OR INTEGRATING SYSTEMS |
20 | WAVE-SHAPING |
21R | WAVE MODE CONVERTERS |
22R | DISSIPATING TERMINATIONS FOR LONG LINES |
23 | ARTIFICIAL LINES |
24R | COUPLING NETWORKS |
24.1 | Nonreciprocal gyromagnetic type (e.g., directional phase shifters) |
25 | Balanced to unbalanced circuits |
27 | Interlinking long line |
28R | Equalizers |
138 | Delay lines including a lumped parameter |
141 | Delay lines including elastic bulk wave propagation means |
142 | Multipath propagation |
144 | Variable delay |
145 | Nonuniform propagation path |
146 | Helical propagation path |
147 | Propagation path has significant chemical or physical properties |
148 | Including magnetostrictive transducers |
149 | Significant transducer structure |
150 | Delay lines including elastic surface wave propagation means |
151 | Spurious signal or mode cancellation means |
152 | Variable delay |
153 | Including discontinuities within propagation means |
154 | Significant transmitting or receiving transducer structure |
155 | Temperature stabilization or compensation |
156 | Delay lines including long line elements |
157 | Waveguide |
160 | Coaxial line |
161 | Planar line structure (e.g., stripline) |
162 | Helical line structures and lines developed from a helical structure |
164 | Control of delay with semiconductive means |
32 | With impedance matching |
165 | Frequency or time domain filters and delay lines utilizing charge transfer devices |
166 | Time domain filters |
167 | Frequency domain filters utilizing only lumped parameters |
168 | Including recurrent sections |
169 | Wheatstone or lattice type |
170 | Bridge type |
172 | RC or RL type |
173 | Synchronous filters |
174 | With variable response |
175 | Resonant, discrete frequency selective type |
177 | Transformer coupled |
178 | Including bandwidth adjusting, shaping, or stabilization means |
179 | With permeability tuning means |
180 | With variable coupling means |
181 | Smoothing type (e.g., direct current power supply filters or decoupling filters) |
185 | Having significant physical structure |
186 | Electromechanical filter |
187 | Using bulk mode piezoelectric vibrator |
193 | Using surface acoustic waves |
194 | Including spurious signal prevention or reduction means |
195 | With wave-modifying means (e.g., reflectors, resonators, diffractors, multistrip couplers, etc.) |
196 | With response weighting means |
197 | Plural mechanically coupled bar, plate, or rod-type resonating means |
200 | Reed- or fork-type resonators |
201 | Magnetostrictive wave transmission path |
202 | Wave filters including long line elements |
24C | Capacitive coupling |
213 | NEGATIVE RESISTANCE OR REACTANCE NETWORKS OF THE ACTIVE TYPE |
81R | ATTENUATORS |
218 | FREQUENCY MULTIPLIERS |
219 | RESONATORS (DISTRIBUTED PARAMETER TYPE) |
219.1 | Dielectric type |
219.2 | Magnetic type |
220 | Open wire or Lecher line |
222 | Coaxial or shielded |
227 | Cavity resonator |
234 | Temperature compensated |
235 | With tuning |
236 | LONG LINES |
245 | LONG LINE ELEMENTS AND COMPONENTS |
246 | Strip type |
248 | Waveguide elements and components |
249 | Bend |
250 | Active element mounting |
251 | Mode suppressor |
252 | Window |
253 | Including variable impedance |
254 | Connectors and interconnections |
258 | Switch |
260 | Connectors and interconnections |
262 | Switch |
263 | Including variable impedance |
99R | MISCELLANEOUS |
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