Parallel Line Microstrip Filters in an Inhomogeneous Medium

Pompei, D.; Benevello, Olivier; Rivier, E.

doi:10.1109/tmtt.1978.1129356

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“…The values of Z oe and Z oo have been graphically measured from Fig. 15 in [21] which are approximately 105.0 and 68.0, respectively, and our corresponding values are 103.42 and 66.89, respectively. Our values of Z oe and Z oo are in good agreement with those from [21] with a maximum difference of 1.5%.…”

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Minimization of the coupling between a two conductor microstrip transmission line using finite difference method - Summary

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Moumneh

1996

Journal of Electromagnetic Waves and Applications

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“…The results obtained were then compared to the work done by Pompei, et. al., where the approach of their analysis may be summarized as an extension of Kirchhoff's theory to a system of N parallel coupled transmission lines [21]. The values of Z oe and Z oo have been graphically measured from Fig.…”

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Minimization of the coupling between a two conductor microstrip transmission line using finite difference method - Summary

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Smith

Moumneh

1996

Journal of Electromagnetic Waves and Applications

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“…Knowledge of propagation parameters of printed transmission lines, which constitute an important part of each microwave circuit, is necessary for accurate characterisation and prediction of their possible applications. Although single and coupled microstrip lines have been extremely widely studied by a number of investigators [I-6], few results are available for more complicated microstrip transmission-line structures [7][8][9][10][11][12].…”

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Phase constant characteristics of generalised asymmetric three-coupled microstrip lines

Janiczak¹

1985

IEE Proc. H Microw. Antennas Propag. UK

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Computation of the Frequency Response of a Class of SymmetricN-Way Power Dividers

Saleh¹

1980

Bell System Technical Journal

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Symmetric n‐way power dividers (and combiners) are needed to feed multi‐element antennas and to combine the output powers of a number of solid‐state amplifiers and oscillators over a broad frequency range. We present a unified method of analysis for computing the frequency responses of symmetric, n‐way power dividers of the Wilkinson, radial, and fork types, whose transmission lines are allowed to be coupled and nonuniform and may be surrounded by an inhomogeneous dielectric medium. The method is based on the analysis of a simple one‐ or two‐port network for each of the n eigenmodes of the power‐divider structure, resulting in a. considerable improvement in the speed of computation, as well as a sizable reduction in storage requirements, as compared to a standard method of nodal analysis. Furthermore, the aforementioned one‐ and two‐port networks facilitate the design and optimization of the power dividers over a desired frequency band.

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Parallel Line Microstrip Filters in an Inhomogeneous Medium

Cited by 13 publications

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Minimization of the coupling between a two conductor microstrip transmission line using finite difference method - Summary

Minimization of the coupling between a two conductor microstrip transmission line using finite difference method - Summary

Phase constant characteristics of generalised asymmetric three-coupled microstrip lines

Computation of the Frequency Response of a Class of SymmetricN-Way Power Dividers

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