A microwave turnstile junction is a waveguide for use at microwave frequencies that is used as a splitter to derive outputs with different symmetries. There is a pretty good drawing that can be viewed by using the link. Be sure to scroll down. The picture is on page 7 of the article. Consider the four rectangular ports are the "goes outas" and that should help lock it in. Precision in construction would be a must to get an even split, but that makes sense. Those microwaves are tricky. More ports are possible (a bigger turnstile) and a round input waveguide will help solve problems. The geometry (shape) of a microwave turnstile junction sets up a scattering matrix at the junction with a resulting differential symmetry (call it polarity) in the outputs. Keep it simple and it'll be easier to see how it works.
The Turnstile - 1911 was released on: USA: 9 December 1911
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Possibly Inangahua Junction is what you seek.
Transistor is known as bipolar junction becoz it has 2 pole. Input is given to the 2 junction and output is taken from to junction
Petticoat Junction ended on 1970-04-04.
It is illegal to jump the turnstile.
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The Turnstile - 1911 was released on: USA: 9 December 1911
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A turnstile is a revolving admission gate. It begins with the letters TU.
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Turnstile is also referred to as baffle gate and was first used to allow humans to pass through while keeping livestock in place. The modern version of the turnstile was first used by Clarence Saunders which he used in his first Piggly Wiggly store.
A stile is a set of steps by which we may cross over a fence; a turnstile is a passage through a fence, or other barrier, that rotates to form an opening.
The answer is Turnstile. :)