Shielded and multishielded coaxial connectors
US-9647394-B2 · May 9, 2017 · US
US10381702B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-10381702-B2 |
| Application number | US-201615290216-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Oct 11, 2016 |
| Priority date | Oct 9, 2015 |
| Publication date | Aug 13, 2019 |
| Grant date | Aug 13, 2019 |
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A coaxial radio frequency (RF) isolator is disclosed. The isolator includes a first connector that conducts an RF signal received from a first device connected to the isolator. The isolator also includes a conductive body including a second connector and a conductive outer shield that form a first internal cavity. The isolator further includes a dielectric sleeve between the outer shield and the conductive body. In addition, the isolator includes a conductive coupling/filtering member inside the outer shield and the dielectric sleeve. The conductive coupling/filtering member has a cylindrical shape forming a second internal cavity. Moreover, the isolator includes a thru-RF signal transmission path through the first internal cavity and the second internal cavity. The thru-RF signal transmission path receives the RF signal from the first device, conditions the RF signal, and outputs the RF signal to a second device. Further, the isolator includes a coaxial coupling element in the first internal cavity and has a cylindrical shape. The coaxial coupling element connects the conductive body, the conductive filtering/coupling member, and the conductive outer shield. Additionally, the isolator includes a magnetic toroid in the first cavity that surrounds the conductive coupling/filtering member.
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A coaxial radio frequency (RF) isolator comprising: a first connector configured to conduct an RF signal received from a first device connected to the isolator; a conductive body comprising a second connector and a conductive outer shield, wherein the conductive body and the conductive outer shield form a first internal cavity; a dielectric sleeve between the outer shield and the conductive body; a conductive coupling/filtering member inside the outer shield and the dielectric sleeve, the conductive coupling/filtering member having a cylindrical shape forming a second internal cavity; a thru-RF signal transmission path through the first internal cavity and the second internal cavity, the thru-RF signal transmission path configured to receive the RF signal from the first device, condition the RF signal, and output the RF signal to a second device; a coaxial coupling element in the first internal cavity and comprising a cylindrical shape, the coaxial coupling element connecting the conductive body, the conductive filtering/coupling member, and the conductive outer shield; a magnetic toroid in the first internal cavity surrounding the conductive coupling/filtering member; and a compression member configured to apply force to the coaxial coupling element and the magnetic toroid. 2. The isolator of claim 1 , wherein the thru-RF signal transmission path comprises an RF filter device. 3. The isolator of claim 1 , wherein the coaxial coupling element comprises a DC filter device. 4. The isolator of claim 1 , wherein the magnetic toroid comprises a cylindrical shape having an inner diameter corresponding to an outer diameter of the conductive coupling/filtering member. 5. The isolator of claim 1 , wherein the conductive body comprises a unitary body forming the second connector and the conductive outer shield. 6. The isolator of claim 1 , wherein the conductive body is configured to connect between the conductive coupling/filtering member and the second device. 7. The isolator of claim 1 , wherein: the first connector is configured to receive a connector of the first device; and the second connector is configured to receive a connector of the second device. 8. The isolator of claim 1 , further comprising a compression member configured to apply force to the coaxial coupling element and the magnetic toroid. 9. An isolator comprising: a body comprising an input connector and an output connector; an outer shield positioned at least partially around a portion of the body; a coupling member electrically coupled to the outer shield and positioned within the outer shield, wherein a cavity is formed by the outer shield and the coupling member; a coaxial circuit comprising a circuit board that is positioned at least partially around a first portion of the coupling member within the cavity; a toroid configured to filter radio frequency (RF) signals surrounding a second portion of the coupling member and positioned within the cavity; and a conditioning circuit in communication with the input connector and the output connector, wherein the conditioning circuit is configured to condition signals communicated between the input connector and the output connector. 10. The isolator of claim 9 , further comprising a sleeve positioned between the outer shield and the portion of the body. 11. The isolator of claim 9 , wherein the coaxial circuit electrically couples the coupling member and the body. 12. The isolator of claim 9 , wherein the conditioning circuit comprises one or more of a high pass filter, a low pass filter, an amplifier, a bandpass filter, a band reject filter, or a Multimedia over Coax Alliance (MoCA) circuit. 13. The isolator of claim 9 , wherein: the input connector is configured to receive a connector of a first device that provides an input signal to the isolator; and the output connector is configured to receive a connector of a second device that receives an output signal from the isolator. 14. The isolator of claim 9 , wherein the coaxial circuit comprises a circuit board. 15. The isolator of claim 9 , wherein the coaxial circuit comprises: an insulator ring; a first conductor layer formed on an outer surface of the insulator ring; a second conductor layer formed on an inner surface of the insulator ring; and one or more electrical circuits positioned on the insulator ring and electrically coupled between the first conductor layer and the second conductor layer. 16. The isolator of claim 15 , wherein the coaxial circuit comprises a printed circuit board. 17. The isolator of claim 15 , wherein the one or more electrical circuits comprise one or more of a capacitive circuit, an inductive circuit, a resistive circuit, or a filtering circuit. 18. The isolator of claim 9 , further comprising a second coaxial circuit surrounding a third portion of the coupling member within the cavity. 19. The isolator of claim 18 , further comprising a second toroid surrounding the third portion of the coupling member within the cavity. 20. The isolator of claim 19 , wherein: the toroid is between the coaxial circuit and the second coaxial circuit; and the second coaxial circuit is between the toroid and the second toroid. 21. The isolator of claim 9 , wherein the output connector and the outer shield comprise a unitary conductive body. 22. The isolator of claim 21 , wherein the conductive body is configured to connect between the coupling member and a second device that receives an output of the isolator. 23. An isolator comprising: an outer shield; an input connector; an output connector; a conditioning circuit configured to condition signals communicated between the input connector and the output connector; a coupling member electrically connected to the output connector; a coaxial circuit electrically connecting the outer shield to the coupling member, wherein the coaxial circuit is configured to provide ground isolation between the input connector and the output connector; and a compression member configured to apply force to the coaxial circuit. 24. The isolator of claim 23 , wherein: the input connector is configured to receive a connector of a first device that provides an input signal to the isolator; and the output connector is configured to receive a connector of a second device that receives an output signal from the isolator. 25. The isolator of claim 23 , further comprising a compression member configured to apply force to the coaxial circuit. 26. The isolator of claim 23 , wherein the second connector and the outer shield comprise a unitary conductive body. 27. The isolator of claim 26 , wherein the conductive body is configured to connect between the coupling member and a second device connected to the output connector. 28. The isolator of claim 23 , further comprising at least one magnetic toroid positioned axially adjacent to the coaxial circuit, wherein: the coaxial circuit surrounds a first portion of the coupling member; and the at least one magnetic toroid surrounds a second portion of the coupling member. 29. The isolator of claim 28 , wherein the coaxial circuit comprises: an insulator ring; a first conductor layer formed on an outer surface of the insulator ring; a second conductor layer formed on an inner surface of the insulator ring; and one or more e
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