Abstract: A filter includes a filter frame and at least two resonators. A receiving space is formed in the filter frame. The at least two resonators are disposed in the receiving space and distributed along a signal transmission path. Adjacent resonators on the signal transmission path are coupled. Each resonator includes a body part and a bending part. One end of the body part is grounded. The bending part includes a head bending part and an end bending part, the head bending part being connected to the end bending part to form a resonator structure circulating in a counterclockwise or clockwise direction.

Abstract: A cross-coupled filter includes a minimum resonant structure including four resonators. In the minimum resonant structure, two resonators in the same row form a group, and two resonators in the same row are capacitively mainly coupled or inductively mainly coupled; two resonators in the same column are electrically and magnetically hybrid coupled; and the coupling polarities of the two groups of resonators in the two rows of resonant units are opposite to each other and form at least a cross-coupling. The invention realizes miniaturization and light weight in structural characteristics, and realizes low loss and good harmonic characteristics in electrical performance.

Abstract: A single-layer cross-coupling filter includes a cavity in which a receiving space is formed; an integrally formed resonant structure installed in the receiving space; and at least one partition wall. The resonant structure includes at least two rows of resonant units distributed along a signal transmission path. The at least two rows of resonant units are located in a same plane of the receiving space, and each row of the resonant units includes a plurality of resonators. The resonators on a same row are coupled and connected to form signal transmission, and at least two adjacent resonators in different rows are coupled and connected to realize cross-coupling.

Abstract: A cross-coupled filter includes a resonant structure including a plurality of columns of resonant units, each column of resonant units includes at least two resonators. A dominant coupling mode of a coupling between two adjacent resonators in a same column is electrical coupling or magnetic coupling. Dominant coupling modes of a plurality of groups of two adjacent resonators in the same column alternate between electrical coupling and magnetic coupling. A dominant coupling mode of a coupling between two adjacent resonators in adjacent columns is electrical coupling or magnetic coupling. Dominant coupling modes of a plurality of groups of two resonators of two adjacent columns alternate between electrical coupling and magnetic coupling, to form at least a set of cross-coupling. The present disclosure realizes miniaturization and light weight in structural characteristics, and realizes low loss and good harmonic characteristics in electrical performance.

Abstract: A base station antenna includes a smart bias tee (SBT), an antenna array, a phase shifter, and a filter circuit. The antenna array includes a plurality of antenna elements. The phase shifter includes a plurality of output terminals. Each of the plurality of output terminals is coupled to an antenna element. The filter circuit includes a first filter. An input terminal of the first filter is coupled to either one of output terminals of two ends of the phase shifter. The output terminals are coupled to the SBT. The output terminals of the two ends of the phase shifter have weaker power compared to other output terminals.

Abstract: An antenna transmission device includes a shell, an output unit, and an input unit. The output unit is slidingly arranged at the shell and includes a rack. The input unit is at least partially arranged in the shell, meshes with the rack of the output unit, and is configured to drive the output unit to move linearly.

Abstract: A device for implementing an antenna Ping function includes a primary module and a secondary module. The secondary module includes a secondary controller, a multiplexer, a first On-Off Keying (OOK) modem, a second OOK modem connected to the secondary controller and a corresponding multiplexer, and a plurality of antenna radio frequency (RF) ports. The multiplexer is connected to the plurality of antenna RF ports. The primary module is connected to the secondary controller through the first OOK modem. The primary module receives a Ping command transmitted by a base station, generates a Ping message, and transmits the Ping message to the secondary controller through the first OOK modem. The secondary controller transmits the received Ping message to the second OOK modem. The second OOK modem transmits the Ping message to a corresponding antenna RF port through the multiplexer. The antenna RF port feeds back a signal to the base station.