Cutoff space of cloverleaf resonators with electric and magnetic walls

Helszajn, J.; Lynch, David

doi:10.1109/22.149540

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“…Cross-sections with three-fold symmetry will also support degenerate pairs of modes. A well-known application of this is in the design of planar circulators, where geometries with three-fold symmetry are often used [9,10]. For waveguide applications, geometries with three-fold symmetry have been less well investigated.…”

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Triply-ridged circular waveguides

Dillon¹,

Gibson²

1995

Journal of Electromagnetic Waves and Applications

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Ridged waveguide is a classic arrangement utilized in broadband microwave components. An analysis of triply-ridged waveguide, presented here, indicates that the dominant mode consists of a degenerate pair. Degenerate mode pairs are widely used in phase shift and control applications. It also exhibits single mode bandwidth characteristics more favorable than the conventional quadrupally-ridged cross-section. Modal hierarchy and field patterns are provided through the use of a finite element solver. Experimental results obtained from a triply-ridged cavity are also discussed and compare well with the numerical calculations.

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confidence: 99%