Inductive delay line and method of making
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Jun 9, 1981
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Apr 9, 1979
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Apr 9, 1979
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A delay line having an inductive component in which inductive windings are made on multiple post bobbin units to maintain spacing and alignment. Two multiple bobbin units are collectively wound and then secured together with the bobbins interfitting to form a rigid, precisely aligned element, with the wires from each bobbin positioned for ease of connection. The inductive component is mounted on the base of a dual in-line package (DIP), capacitors are secured in the inductive component and the electrical connections are made to connect the inductors and capacitors to the contact pins of the DIP. The assembly is then potted or otherwise enclosed for protection.
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