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- the present invention relates to a high-frequency circuit element that is basically composed of a resonator such as a filter and a demultiplexer used in a high-frequency signal processing device such as a communication system.
- a resonator such as a filter
- a demultiplexer used in a high-frequency signal processing device such as a communication system.
- high-frequency circuit elements that are basically composed of resonators such as filters and demultiplexers are indispensable elements.
- narrow band filters are required for effective use of frequency bands.
- the mainstream of high-frequency circuit elements such as resonator filters currently used are those using a dielectric resonator, those using a transmission line structure, and those using a surface acoustic wave element.
- the one using the transmission line structure is compact, can be applied to high frequencies in the microwave and milli-wave regions, and is a two-dimensional structure formed on the substrate, and other circuits. It is widely used because it is easy to combine with the element.
- a 1 Z 2-wavelength resonator with a transmission line is most commonly used, and by combining multiple 1/2-wavelength resonators, a filter or the like can be used. (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 5-2 6 7 9 0 8).
- a dielectric resonator is used as a resonator with relatively small loss and excellent power resistance.
- the dielectric resonator has a three-dimensional structure and is large in size, it is a problem for miniaturization of high-frequency circuit elements.
- the present inventors have reduced the loss due to the resistance of the conductor by using a resonator composed of a conductor formed on the substrate and having two non-reduced orthogonal dipole modes as resonance modes.
- a resonator composed of a conductor formed on the substrate and having two non-reduced orthogonal dipole modes as resonance modes.
- the resonance frequencies of these independent modes are different, so that the energy is not degenerated.
- two orthogonal dipole mods that are independent of each other point in the direction of the major axis and the minor axis of the ellipse respectively.
- the resonance frequencies of both modes are determined by the lengths of the major and minor axes of the ellipse, respectively.
- "Two orthogonal die-pole modes that are not degenerate" are such resonance modes, for example, in an elliptical resonator.
- a resonator having a transmission line structure using a thin-film electrode pattern is a secondary structure formed on a substrate, and therefore is transmitted.
- Variations in element characteristics due to pattern dimensional error when patterning the line structure (for example, deviation of the center frequency) Will occur.
- the element characteristics are affected by temperature changes and input power as issues peculiar to superconductors. There is a problem when it changes. For this reason, it is necessary to adjust the variation in element characteristics due to pattern dimensional error, etc., and the change in element characteristics due to temperature changes and input power.
- the adjustment mechanism disclosed in this publication is a high-frequency circuit element provided with a superconducting resonator and a superconducting ground electrode, in which a conductor piece and a dielectric can penetrate into an electromagnetic field generated by a high frequency flowing through a resonant circuit. It has a structure in which a body piece or a magnetic material piece is arranged. According to this configuration, the resonance frequency, which is one of the element characteristics, can be easily adjusted by moving the conductor piece, the dielectric piece, or the magnetic material piece closer to or further away from the superconducting resonator. can.
- the present invention corrects pattern dimensional errors and the like in a small transmission line type high frequency circuit element having a small loss due to conductor resistance and a high Q value, and element characteristics. It is an object of the present invention to provide a high frequency circuit element capable of adjusting. Further, the present invention provides a high-frequency circuit element capable of suppressing fluctuations in element characteristics due to temperature changes and input power or adjusting element characteristics when a superconductor is used as a resonator. With the goal. Disclosure of invention
- the first configuration of the high frequency circuit element according to the present invention consists of an electric conductor, a resonator having two non-reduced orthogonal dipole modes as resonance modes, and input / output. It is a high-frequency circuit element provided with terminals, characterized in that the resonator and at least one of the input / output terminals are formed on separate substrates.
- the substrate on which the resonator is formed and the substrate on which the input / output terminals are formed are formed, and the substrate surface on which the resonator is formed and the input / output terminals are formed. It is preferable that they are arranged in parallel with the substrate surface facing each other.
- the substrate on which the resonator is formed is formed into a disk shape, and the substrate on which the resonator is formed is provided on the substrate on which the input / output terminals are formed. It is preferable that it is fitted into a hole with a circular cross section.
- a mechanism for changing the relative position between the substrate on which the resonator is formed and the substrate on which the input / output terminals are formed is further provided.
- a mechanism for rotating the substrate on which the input / output terminals are formed relative to the rotation axis perpendicular to the substrate on which the resonator is formed is further provided. Is preferable.
- the electric conductor has a smooth ring shape.
- the electric conductor has an elliptical shape.
- a structure selected from a micro strip line structure, a strip line structure, and a coplanar waveguide structure It is preferable to have.
- the second configuration of the high-frequency circuit element according to the present invention is a resonator composed of an electric conductor formed on a substrate and having two non-reduced orthogonal dipole mods as resonance modes. It is a high-frequency circuit element provided with input / output terminals that are coupled on the outer circumference of the resonator, and is characterized in that a dielectric, a magnetic material, or a conductor is arranged at a position facing the resonator.
- a mechanism for changing the relative position between the resonator and the dielectric, magnetic material or conductor is further provided.
- a resonator is formed on the surface of the dielectric.
- the electric conductor has a smooth ring shape.
- the electric conductor has an elliptical shape.
- a structure selected from a microstrip line structure, a strip line structure and a coplanar waveguide structure it is preferable to have a structure selected from a microstrip line structure, a strip line structure and a coplanar waveguide structure.
- the third configuration of the high frequency circuit element according to the present invention is a resonator composed of a superconductor formed on a substrate and having two non-reduced orthogonal dipole modes as resonance modes. It is a high-frequency circuit element provided with input / output terminals connected on the outer periphery of the resonator, and is characterized in that an electrically conductive thin film is provided in contact with the peripheral portion of the resonator. do.
- the electrically conductive thin film is Au. , Ag, P t, P d, C u and A 1 selected from materials containing at least one metal, or at least selected from Au, Ag, P t, P d, C u and A 1 It is preferably composed of a material formed by laminating two metals.
- the superconductor has a smooth contour shape.
- the superconductor has an elliptical shape.
- a structure selected from a micro strip line structure, a strip line structure, and a coplanar waveguide structure it is preferable to have a structure selected from a micro strip line structure, a strip line structure, and a coplanar waveguide structure.
- the present invention is a high-frequency circuit element composed of an electric conductor and having a resonator having two non-reduced orthogonal dipole mods as a resonance mode and an input / output terminal. Since the resonator and at least one of the pre-filled output terminals are formed on separate substrates, the relative positions of the substrate on which the resonator is formed and the other substrate are changed. By doing so, the input / output terminals and the resonator can be optimally connected at high frequencies. In addition, by changing the coupling position of each input / output terminal with respect to the resonator, the coupling strength between the pair of input / output terminals and the two orthogonal modes can be changed to operate as a resonator.
- the center frequency can be adjusted.
- variations in element characteristics for example, center frequency deviation, etc.
- the element characteristics can be adjusted by mechanical position correction, the element characteristics can be adjusted at the same time while operating as a high-frequency circuit element.
- practical adjustment is possible compared to trimming the resonator pattern. It will be possible.
- the distance between the input / output coupling point of one input / output terminal and the input / output coupling point of the other input / output terminal can be changed.
- the element characteristics can be adjusted.
- the substrate on which the resonator is formed and the substrate on which the input / output terminals are formed are the substrate surface on which the resonator is formed and the substrate on which the pre-filled output terminal is formed. According to the preferred example of being arranged in parallel with the faces facing each other, the connection between the input / output terminals and the resonator is good.
- the substrate on which the resonator is formed is formed into a disk shape, and the substrate on which the resonator is formed has a cross section provided on the substrate on which the input / output terminals are formed. According to the preferred example of being fitted in a circular hole, the element can be miniaturized.
- the high frequency current is partially excessively concentrated and the signal wave is radiated into space. Since there is no such thing, the decrease in Q value due to the increase in radiation loss is suppressed, and as a result, high Q (no-load Q) is obtained.
- the high-frequency current spreads and distributes in two dimensions, the maximum current density when the resonance operation is performed by a high-frequency signal of the same power can be kept low, so when handling a high-frequency signal with a large power.
- the electric conductor has an elliptical shape in the first configuration of the present invention
- the first configuration of the present invention has a structure selected from a microstop line structure, a strip line structure, and a coplanar waveguide structure
- the microstop line structure has a simple structure and good consistency with other circuits.
- the strip line structure has extremely low radiation loss, so high-frequency circuit elements with low loss can be obtained.
- the coplanar waveguide structure can fabricate all structures including the ground plane on one side of the substrate, the fabrication process can be simplified and it is difficult to form on both sides of the substrate. It is particularly effective when a high-temperature superconducting thin film is used as a conductor material.
- a resonator composed of an electric conductor formed on a substrate and having two non-reduced orthogonal dipole modes as resonance modes, and an outer circumference of the resonator. It is a high-frequency circuit element equipped with an input / output terminal to be coupled above, and it is a special feature that a dielectric, a magnetic material, or a conductor is arranged at a position facing the resonator. Can act. That is, if a dielectric or magnetic material is placed near the resonator, the electromagnetic field distribution around the resonator changes.
- the relative position between the dielectric or magnetic material and the substrate it is possible to adjust the frequency characteristics such as the center frequency in the operation as a resonator.
- the variation in the element characteristics due to the pattern dimensional error when patterning the transmission line structure is adjusted after the high frequency circuit element is manufactured, and the high performance high frequency is adjusted.
- a circuit element can be realized.
- each resonator is electrically coupled to the input / output terminals, so that the notch filter is used. And as a band bus filter Can function.
- a resonator composed of a superconductor formed on a substrate and having two non-reduced orthogonal dipole modes as resonance modes, and the resonator It is a high-frequency circuit element provided with an input / output terminal that couples on the outer periphery of the resonator, and is characterized in that an electrically conductive thin film is provided in contact with the peripheral edge of the resonator. It can play such an action. That is, various characteristics of superconductors such as insertion depth and force-like inductance are functions of temperature, and these characteristics are a slight temperature, especially in the temperature region near the transition temperature.
- the electrically conductive thin film is a material containing at least one metal selected from Au, Ag, P t, P d, C u and A 1, or Au, A.
- a preferred example of a material formed by laminating at least two metals selected from g, P t, P d, C u and A 1 provides good conductivity and high frequency applications. It is advantageous to. In addition, it is chemically stable, has low reactivity, and has a small effect on other materials, so that it is advantageous when it is formed in contact with various materials, especially superconducting materials.
- FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view showing a first embodiment of the high frequency circuit element according to the present invention
- FIG. 2 (a) is a plan view showing a second embodiment of the high frequency circuit element according to the present invention.
- Fig. 2 (b) is a cross-sectional view of Fig. 2 (a)
- Fig. 2 (c) is an exploded perspective view of Fig. 2 (a)
- Fig. 3 is the third high-frequency circuit element according to the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view showing an embodiment
- FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view showing a fourth embodiment of the high frequency circuit element according to the present invention
- FIG. 5 shows a fifth embodiment of the high frequency circuit element according to the present invention.
- FIG. 6 (a) is a plan view showing a fifth embodiment of the high frequency circuit element according to the present invention
- FIG. 6 (b) is a cross-sectional view of FIG. 6 (a)
- FIG. 7 Is a cross-sectional view showing one configuration of the seventh embodiment of the high-frequency circuit element according to the present invention
- FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view showing another configuration of the seventh embodiment of the high-frequency circuit element according to the present invention.
- FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view showing a first embodiment of the high frequency circuit element according to the present invention.
- a substrate 1 1 a made of a dielectric single crystal or the like.
- an elliptical resonator 1 2 consisting of an electric conductor is formed by using, for example, vacuum deposition and etching.
- a pair of input / output terminals 1 3 are formed on the substrate 1 1 b made of a dielectric single crystal, for example, by using a vacuum deposition method and etching.
- the substrate 1 1 a on which the resonator 1 2 was formed and the substrate 1 1 b on which the input / output terminal 1 3 was formed formed a surface on which the resonator 1 2 was formed and an input / output terminal 1 3 formed. They are arranged in parallel with their faces facing each other. In this way, if the substrate surface on which the resonator 1 2 is formed and the substrate surface on which the input / output terminals 1 3 are formed are arranged in parallel with each other facing each other, the input / output terminals 1 3 and the resonator 1 2 are coupled. Becomes good.
- the two orthogonal dipole modes that are independent of each other are oriented in the directions of the major axis and the minor axis of the ellipse, respectively.
- the resonance frequencies of both modes are determined by the lengths of the major and minor axes of the ellipse, respectively. Therefore, in this case, the energy of the two dipole mods is different, and the energy is not degenerate. If you use a oscillator that has two orthogonal dipole modes that are not degenerate as resonance modes, you can use both modes separately, so one. Although it is a resonator, it can function as two resonators with different resonance frequencies.
- the area of the resonator circuit can be effectively used, that is, the size of the resonator can be reduced.
- this resonator since the resonance frequencies of the two dipole modes are different, coupling between the two modes rarely occurs, and instability of resonance operation and deterioration of the Q value are unlikely to occur. Moreover, since it has such a high Q value, the loss due to the resistance of the conductor is also small.
- the parallel substrates 1 1 1 a and 1 1 b are made to be able to move relatively by a mechanical fine movement mechanism using screws.
- the resonator 1 2 and the input / output terminal 1 3 can be adjusted so as to be optimally coupled at high frequencies.
- the substrate 1 1 a can be rotated by a mechanical fine movement mechanism using screws with the central axis (vertical direction) of the resonator (ellipse) 1 2 as the rotation axis 18.
- the coupling position between the pair of input / output terminals 1 3 and the outer peripheral portion of the resonator 1 2 can be changed, so that the coupling strength between the pair of input / output terminals 1 3 and the two orthogonal mods each is strong.
- the center frequency in the operation as a resonator can be adjusted by changing the value. Therefore, if the relative position between the substrate 1 1 a and the substrate 1 1 b and the coupling position between the resonator 1 2 and the input / output terminal 1 3 are appropriately adjusted by these two fine movement mechanisms, the element characteristics can be adjusted to increase the height. It is possible to realize a high-performance high-frequency circuit element. As described above, according to the configuration of this embodiment, the element characteristics vary due to the pattern dimensional error when patterning the transmission line structure.
- the deviation of the center frequency can be adjusted after the high-frequency circuit element is manufactured, so that it can be adjusted more practically than the trimming of the resonator pattern.
- the resonator 1 2 is formed on the substrate 1 1 a, and a pair of input / output terminals 1 3 are formed on the substrate 1 1 b, but it is not always the case.
- the configuration is not limited to this, and one input / output terminal 1 3 may be formed on the substrate 1 1 a on which the resonator 1 2 is formed.
- the element characteristics can be adjusted by changing the distance between the input / output coupling points of one input / output terminal 13 and the input / output coupling points of the other input / output terminal 13.
- FIG. 2 is a configuration diagram showing a second embodiment of the high frequency circuit element according to the present invention.
- the substrate 19 made of a dielectric single crystal or the like is provided with a hole 19 a having a circular cross section in the center thereof.
- a pair of input / output terminals 1 3 are formed on the substrate 1 9 with a hole 19 a in between, for example, by vacuum vapor deposition and etching.
- the substrate 20 made of the same material as the substrate 19 is formed into a disk shape so that it can be fitted into the hole 19 a of the substrate 19.
- an elliptical resonator 1 2 made of an electric conductor is formed in the center thereof by using, for example, vacuum deposition and etching.
- the substrate 20 is fitted and integrated into the hole 19 a of the substrate 19.
- one end of the input / output terminals 1 3 is capacitively coupled to the outer peripheral portion of the resonator 1 2.
- ground planes 1 4 a and 14 b are formed on the back surfaces of the substrates 19 and 20 respectively, and a high-frequency circuit element having a micro-trip line structure as a whole is realized. There is.
- This microstop line structure is simple in structure and has good consistency with other circuits.
- the substrate 20 is designed so that it can be rotated by a mechanical fine movement mechanism using a screw with the central axis (vertical direction) of the resonator (ellipse) 1 2 as the rotation axis 18.
- the coupling position between the pair of input / output terminals 1 3 and the outer circumference of the resonator 1 2 can be changed, so that the coupling strength between the pair of input / output terminals 1 3 and the two orthogonal modes each can be determined. It can be changed to adjust the center frequency in operation as a resonator as in the first embodiment above. Monkey.
- a high-frequency circuit element having a microstop line structure is described as an example, but the configuration is not necessarily limited to this.
- a strip line structure may be formed by arranging a substrate having a ground plane facing the resonator 1 2 of this high-frequency circuit element.
- a coplanar waveguide structure may be obtained by manufacturing all the structures including the ground plane on one side of the substrate.
- FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view showing a third embodiment of the high frequency circuit element according to the present invention.
- an elliptical resonator 1 2 made of a superconductor is formed in the center of the substrate 1 1 made of a dielectric single crystal or the like.
- a pair of input / output terminals 1 3 are formed on the substrate 1 1 with the resonator 1 2 in between, and one end of the input / output terminals 1 3 is capacitively coupled to the outer periphery of the resonator 1 2.
- a dielectric 2 2 is arranged in the vicinity of the substrate 1 1 at a position facing the resonator 1 2.
- the dielectric 2 2 may have any shape, but the inducer 2 2 is held independently so that it can be displaced relative to the resonator 1 2.
- the displacement of the dielectric 2 2 is achieved by a mechanical fine movement with screws.
- a ground plane 14 is formed on the back surface of the substrate 1 1 as a whole, and a high-frequency circuit element having a microstop line structure as a whole is realized.
- the ground plane 1 4 has a two-layer structure consisting of a superconductor layer 1 4 a and an Au layer 1 4 b.
- the dielectric 2 2 By changing the relative position between 2 and the substrate 1 1, it is possible to adjust the frequency characteristics such as the center frequency in the operation as a resonator. That is, if the relative positions of the resonator 1 2 and the dielectric 2 2 are appropriately adjusted by this fine movement mechanism, a high-performance high-frequency circuit element can be obtained.
- the dielectric 2 2 is arranged at a position facing the resonator 1 2, but the configuration is not necessarily limited to this. Even if a magnetic material or conductor is placed instead of the dielectric 2 2 and its relative position is changed, the frequency characteristics such as the center frequency in the operation as a resonator can be adjusted. In addition, if a resonator is formed on the surface of the dielectric 2 2 facing the resonator 1 2, each resonator is electrically coupled to the input / output terminals 1 3 to form a notch filter or bandpass filter. can do. In this case as well, the characteristics of each filter can be adjusted by displacing the relative positions of the resonator 1 2 and the dielectric 2 2.
- the coupling between one end of the input / output terminal 1 3 and the outer peripheral portion of the resonator 1 2 is a capacitive coupling, but the coupling is not necessarily limited to this configuration and is an inductive coupling. There may be.
- FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view showing a fourth embodiment of the high frequency circuit element according to the present invention.
- an elliptical resonator 1 2 made of a superconductor is formed in the center of the substrate 1 1 a made of a dielectric single crystal or the like.
- a pair of input / output terminals 1 3 are formed on the substrate 1 1 a with the resonator 1 2 in between, and one end of the input / output terminals 1 3 is volume-coupled to the outer periphery of the resonator 1 2.
- an elliptical resonator 25 made of a superconductor is formed in the center thereof.
- the substrate 1 1 a and the substrate 1 1 b are arranged in parallel with the surface on which the resonator 1 2 is formed and the surface on which the resonator 2 5 is formed facing each other.
- NS the surface on which the resonator 1 2 is formed and the surface on which the resonator 2 5 is formed facing each other.
- NS On the back surface of the substrates 1 1 a and 1 1 b, a ground plane 14 is formed on the entire surface, and a high-frequency circuit element having a strip line structure as a whole is realized.
- the ground plane 1 4 has a two-layer structure consisting of a superconducting layer 1 4 a and an Au layer 1 4 b.
- the parallel substrates 1 1 1 a and 1 1 b are made to be able to move relatively by a fine movement mechanism.
- This fine movement mechanism is achieved by mechanical means using screws, and can be translated and rotated in three axes.
- the above configuration can be used as a kind of notch filter, but one substrate 1 1 a (or lib) with the central axis of the resonator (ellipse) 1 2 or the resonator (ellipse) 2 5 as the rotation axis. ) Resonates with respect to the other substrate 1 1 b (or 1 1 a) by changing the coupling position of the two modes of the two resonators 1 2 and 25 and the input / output terminal 1 3 respectively. It is possible to adjust the frequency characteristics such as the center frequency in the operation as a vessel. That is, the center frequency can be optimized by appropriately adjusting the relative positions of the substrate 1 1 a and the substrate 1 1 b by this fine movement mechanism.
- Figure 5 shows a conceptual diagram of a high-frequency circuit element in which two substrates are arranged facing each other in the same manner as in the fourth embodiment.
- the solid line shows the resonator pattern (here, the elliptical resonator 1 2 made of superconductors) and the pair of input / output terminals 1 3 formed on one substrate, and the broken line shows the other.
- the resonator pattern formed on the substrate of the above here, an elliptical resonator consisting of a superconductor 25
- a gap is provided between each substrate, and a multi-stage bandpass filter is realized by coupling each other at a high frequency. Since the substrates arranged in parallel facing each other can be relatively translated, the relative position of each substrate can be changed to obtain a high frequency between the substrates.
- the frequency characteristics of the multi-stage band bus filter can be adjusted by changing the coupling.
- one filter is formed on each substrate.
- a superconductor is used as a material for the resonator to reduce the loss, but in principle, an electric conductor may be used.
- a mechanical means using a screw is adopted as a fine movement mechanism, but the present invention is not necessarily limited to this configuration, and other means are adopted. It doesn't matter. If a mechanical means is adopted as the fine movement mechanism, it is possible to adjust the element characteristics at the same time while operating as a high-frequency circuit element, so it is more practical than trimming the resonator pattern. Adjustment is possible.
- FIG. 6 is a configuration diagram showing a sixth embodiment of the high frequency circuit element according to the present invention.
- an elliptical resonator 1 2 made of a superconductor is formed in the center of the substrate 1 1 made of a dielectric single crystal or the like.
- a pair of input / output terminals 1 3 are formed on the substrate 1 1 with the resonator 1 2 in between, and one end of the input / output terminals 1 3 is capacitively coupled to the outer periphery of the resonator 1 2.
- a ground plane 1 4 is formed on the entire surface thereof, and a high frequency having a microstop line structure as a whole. Circuit elements have been realized.
- An annular electrically conductive thin film 2 3 is formed on the periphery of the resonator (superconductor) 1 2.
- a high-frequency circuit element having a lower loss can be obtained as compared with a resonator formed by contacting an electrically conductive thin film on the entire surface of a resonator made of a superconductor.
- a metal thin film can be used as the electrically conductive thin film 23.
- the metal material a material having good electrical conductivity is desirable.
- Good electrical conductivity can be obtained by using a material formed by stacking at least two metals of choice, which is advantageous for high frequency applications.
- these materials are chemically stable, have low reactivity, and have a small effect on other materials, which is advantageous when they are formed in contact with various materials, especially superconducting materials.
- the superconductor may be a metal-based material (for example, a P-based material such as P b or P b I n, or an N b-based material such as N b, N b N, or N b g G e). Practically, it is desirable to use a'high temperature oxide superconductor (eg, B a. YC u 30 7) with relatively mild temperature conditions.
- the coupling between one end of the input / output terminal 1 3 and the outer peripheral portion of the resonator 1 2 is a capacitive coupling, but the coupling is not necessarily limited to this configuration and is an inductive coupling. You may.
- an elliptical electric conductor or a superconductor is used as the resonator, but the present invention is not necessarily limited to this configuration. Even if it is a planar circuit resonator of arbitrary shape, basically the same operation can be performed as long as it has two orthogonal dipole modes that are not degenerate as the resonance mode. However, if the contour shape of the electric conductor or superconductor is not smooth, the high-frequency current will be partially concentrated excessively, and the Q value will decrease due to the increase in loss, or the high frequency of large power will be high. Problems can arise when dealing with wave signals. Therefore, in the case of a shape other than the elliptical shape, the effectiveness can be further enhanced by constructing the resonator with an electric conductor or a superconductor having a smooth contour shape.
- a pair of input / output terminals 1 3 are coupled to the resonator 1 2, but the present invention is not necessarily limited to this configuration, and the resonator 1 2 is not necessarily limited to this configuration. At least one input / output terminal 1 3 should be connected.
- FIG. 7 shows the configuration of the high-frequency circuit element manufactured in this example.
- Resonator 1 2 is an elliptical conductor plate.
- the diameter of the resonator 1 2 is about 7 mm, and the gap between the ellipticity and the input / output coupling is set so that the bandwidth is about 2%.
- the method for manufacturing the high frequency circuit element is as follows. First, on both surfaces of the substrate 1 1 a, 1 1 b made of lanthanum alumina (L a A 1 0 3) single crystals, to form a high-temperature oxide superconducting thin film having a thickness of 1.
- the high-temperature oxide superconductor used here is usually called an H g-based oxide superconductor, and a thin film of H g B a 2 C u ⁇ ⁇ (1 2 0 1 phase) was mainly used. This thin film showed a superconducting transition above 90 gel bins.
- an A u thin film with a thickness of 1 m was deposited on the back surfaces of both substrates 1 1 a and 1 1 b by a vacuum deposition method to form a ground plane 1 4 composed of a high-temperature oxide superconducting thin film and an A u thin film. bottom.
- a resonator 1 2 made of a high-temperature oxide superconducting thin film was placed on the surface opposite to the surface on which the ground surface 1 4 of one substrate 1 1 a was formed by the method of photography and argon ion beam etching.
- a pair of input / output terminals 1 3 also made of a high-temperature oxide superconducting thin film were patterned on the surface of the other substrate 1 1 b opposite to the surface on which the ground contact 1 4 was formed.
- board 1 1 a and board 1 1 b was placed in parallel with the surface on which the resonator 1 2 was formed and the surface on which the input / output terminals 1 3 were formed facing each other.
- the package 2 1 and the ground contact surface 1 4 are adhered by a conductive pace (A g pace was used in this embodiment) 2 6 to ensure thermal conductivity and electrical grounding. ing.
- a conductive pace A g pace was used in this embodiment
- Fig. 7 there is a slight gap between the substrate 1 1 a and the substrate 1 1 b, but in reality, both substrates 1 1 a and lib are overlapped.
- thermoelectromotive force was measured to monitor the temperature. Then, the entire package 2 1 is cooled by a refrigerator (not shown) that can electrically control the small output, and a control signal corresponding to the thermoelectromotive force is sent to the refrigerator. The temperature was adjusted by freezing.
- Package 2 1 is provided with a fine movement mechanism 2 7, and by adjusting this fine movement mechanism 2 7, the resonator 1 2 is displaced horizontally with respect to the substrate surface on which the input / output terminals 1 3 are formed. At the same time, it can be displaced in the rotation direction with the central axis (vertical direction) of the resonator 1 2 as the rotation axis. This makes it possible to adjust the resonator 1 2 and the input / output terminal 1 3 to the position where the optimum input / output coupling can be obtained.
- FIG. 8 shows other configurations of the high frequency circuit element manufactured in this embodiment.
- the resonator 1 2 is an elliptical conductor plate.
- the diameter of the resonator 1 2 is about 7 mm, and the gap between the precision rate and the input / output coupling is set to a bandwidth of about 2%.
- the manufacturing method of this high-frequency circuit element is as follows. First, on both surfaces of the substrate 1 1 made of lanthanum alumina (L a A 1 0 3) single crystals, to form a high-temperature oxide superconducting thin film having a thickness of 1 m.
- the high-temperature oxide superconductor used here is usually called an H g-based oxide superconductor, and mainly H g B a 2 C u 0 (1 2 0 1 phase) thin film was used. This thin film is 90 Kelvin The superconducting transition is shown above.
- an Au thin film with a thickness of 1 m was formed on the back surface of the substrate 11 by a vacuum vapor deposition method, and a ground plane 14 composed of a high-temperature oxide superconducting thin film and an Au thin film was formed.
- a pair of resonators 1 2 made of high-temperature oxide superconducting thin film is placed on the surface opposite to the surface on which the ground plane 1 4 of the substrate 1 1 is formed.
- a pattern was formed with the output terminals 1 3.
- the substrate 1 1 is placed in a copper package 2 1 with Au attached to the surface, and a disc-shaped dielectric 2 made of polytetrafluoethylene is placed at a position facing the resonator 1 2. Placed 2.
- the package 2 1 and the ground plane 1 4 are adhered by a conductive pace (A g pace was used in this example) 2 6 to ensure thermal conductivity and electrical grounding.
- thermoelectromotive force was measured to monitor the temperature. Then, the entire package 2 1 is cooled by a refrigerator that can electrically control the small output, and the control signal corresponding to the thermoelectromotive force is fed back to the refrigerator. The temperature was adjusted.
- Package 2 1 is provided with a fine movement mechanism 2 7, and by adjusting this fine movement mechanism 2 7, the distance between the dielectric 2 2 and the resonator 1 2 is slightly changed, and the characteristics of the resonator 1 2 are changed. Can be adjusted.
- a dielectric made of polytetrafluorhetylene is used as the dielectric 22, but the dielectric material is not necessarily limited to this, and other dielectric materials are used. There is no problem. Industrial applicability
- the Q value is high and small.
- a type transmission line type high frequency circuit element it is possible to correct pattern dimensional errors and adjust the element characteristics, and when a superconductor is used as a resonator, the element characteristics due to temperature changes and input power. Since it is possible to suppress fluctuations or adjust element characteristics, mobile communication base stations and communication satellites that require a filter that can withstand a large amount of power in a narrow band with low loss and small size. It is available for.
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