Nonuniformities in Laminated Transmission Lines

Raisbeck, Gordon

doi:10.1002/j.1538-7305.1959.tb03898.x

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“…It was suspected that nonuniformity in spacing and thickness of laminations had a part in the discrepancy, and some calculations of this were made." But the discrepancy was not resolved until the work 7 by Gordon Raisbeck was carried out. Meanwhile, it was decided to build the simplest laminated line, namely one in which the central member con-sisted of two conductors instead of one.…”

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A Three-Conductor Elementary Clogston Coaxial Transmission Line-Calculation, Fabrication and Experiment

Manley¹

1963

Bell System Technical Journal

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Eddy current losses in a conductor of a transmission line can be reduced if the conductor can bedivided into twoparallel shells and thecurrent divided evenly between these two. According to the Clogston theory, this may be achieved if the dielectric constant of the space between these two shells is less than that of the lines' main dielectric by the right amount. This paperdescribes the calculation of the properties of a three-conductor Clogston line, its fabrication, the measurement of its attenuation, and additional calculations relating to the termination of the line.The

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A Three-Conductor Elementary Clogston Coaxial Transmission Line-Calculation, Fabrication and Experiment

Manley¹

1963

Bell System Technical Journal

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Nonuniformities in Laminated Transmission Lines

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A Three-Conductor Elementary Clogston Coaxial Transmission Line-Calculation, Fabrication and Experiment

A Three-Conductor Elementary Clogston Coaxial Transmission Line-Calculation, Fabrication and Experiment

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