Mounting assembly for dielectric resonator device

• US 5,347,246 A
• Filed: 10/29/1992
• Issued: 09/13/1994
• Est. Priority Date: 10/29/1992
• Status: Expired due to Fees

• Current Assignee: Control Devices Incorporated (Sensata Technologies Holding Plc)
• Original Assignee: GTE Control Devices, Inc. (GTE Products Corporation)
• Inventors: Loughridge, Frederick A., Bellows, Alfred H.
• Primary Examiner(s): NOT, DEFINED
• Application Number:
  US07/968,635
• Time in Patent Office: 684 Days
• Field of Search: 333/202, 333/219, 333/219.1, 333/234, 333/235, 331/96, 331/107 DP
• US Class Current: 333/219.1
• CPC Class Codes: H01P 7/10 Dielectric resonators

Abstract

A dielectric resonator device includes an enclosure having a bottom wall, a pedestal made of quartz seated inside the enclosure on the bottom wall, a dielectric resonator element seated on the pedestal, a bracket made of quartz for holding the dielectric resonator down on the pedestal and a clamping disc and screws for securing the bracket to the bottom wall.

Claims

1. A dielectric resonator device comprising:

a. an enclosure having a bottom wall,

b. a pedestal seated inside said enclosure on said bottom wall, said pedestal being made of quartz.

c. a dielectric resonator element seated on said pedestal,

d. a bracket for holding said dielectric resonator down on said pedestal, said bracket being made of quartz, and

e. means for securing said bracket to said bottom wall.

2. The dielectric resonator device of claim 1 and wherein said pedestal is hollow and cylindrically shaped.

3. The dielectric resonator device of claim 2 and wherein said bracket is hollow and cylindrically shaped and has a top end and a bottom end and wherein said top end has an outwardly flaring flange and said bottom end has an inwardly flaring flange.

4. The dielectric resonator device of claim 3 and wherein said securing means includes a clamping disk seated in said bracket on said inwardly flaring bottom flange and a fastener extending through a hole in said bottom wall and in threaded engagement with said clamping disk.

5. The dielectric resonator device of claim 4 and further including a locking nut for holding said clamping disk down on said bracket.