.~> Inductor and capacitor simultaneously varied {1}
DEFINITION
Classification: 334/65
(under the class definition) Subject matter in which at least an inductor and capacitor are electrically connected together to form a parallel tuned circuit, both the inductor and capacitor being of the continuously variable type.
(1) Note. A variable capacitor connected to an inductor which is varied by switching the inductor or a portion thereof, into or out of a circuit is not classified in this subclass but is found in subclasses 47+ above. Also, a variable inductor connected to fixed capacitors which are switched into or out of a circuit is found in subclasses 47+ above. Note particularly subclasses 55 and 56+.
SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUBCLASS:
64, for series tuned circuits which may have both a variable inductor and capacitor.
SEE OR SEARCH CLASS
74, Machine Element or Mechanism,
10+, for drive means for a tuner which may be operating a variable inductor and/or capacitor. 336, Inductor Devices, appropriate subclasses for inductor structure, per se.
361, Electricity: Electrical Systems and Devices,
271+, for capacitor structure, per se. See also the Search Notes to this subclass for a complete field of search as to capacitors.
