2005 European Microwave Conference 2005
DOI: 10.1109/eumc.2005.1608813
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A simple LTCC balun for WLAN applications using left-handed (LH) transmission lines (TL)

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“…Moreover, increasing the number of elements results in a higher insertion loss. It has been shown that the design with only 3 elements for each high-pass and low-pass arm ( Fig.1) is acceptable from the performance point of view [11]. There is no strict limitation for the height of the structure for the discrete component realization but in a highly-integrated front-end module the size of building blocks in z-direction is very constrained because SMT components such as amplifiers, switches, inductors and capacitors have to be placed on the top of LTCC structure and they occupy additional space.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Moreover, increasing the number of elements results in a higher insertion loss. It has been shown that the design with only 3 elements for each high-pass and low-pass arm ( Fig.1) is acceptable from the performance point of view [11]. There is no strict limitation for the height of the structure for the discrete component realization but in a highly-integrated front-end module the size of building blocks in z-direction is very constrained because SMT components such as amplifiers, switches, inductors and capacitors have to be placed on the top of LTCC structure and they occupy additional space.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…With about the same operating bandwidth of the loaded case, further miniaturization is possible if the entire balun is implemented with lumped elements [95]. Simplified networks can be realized with extremely small dimensions but they display even narrower bandwidth [96] or poor phase balance [97]. Moreover, simplified networks make it difficult to optimize the amplitude and phase balance simultaneously due to the reduced number of design variables [98].…”
Section: The Simulator Overestimates the Actual Capacitance By Approxmentioning
confidence: 99%