IEEE Trans. Microwave Theory Techn.

1995

DOI: 10.1109/22.362994

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Quasi-static image method applied to bi-isotropic microstrip geometry

Päivi Koivisto¹,

Johan C.-E. Stén²

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“…- [31]. The propagation characteristics of the anisotropic transmission lines have also prompted some interesting works as in [32]- [36].…”

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Gyro-chirality effect of bianisotropic substrate on the operational of rectangular microstrip patch antenna

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“…- [31]. The propagation characteristics of the anisotropic transmission lines have also prompted some interesting works as in [32]- [36].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Gyro-chirality effect of bianisotropic substrate on the operational of rectangular microstrip patch antenna

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et al. 2016

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“…, N . (14) lossless materials in the quasi-TEM analysis the parameters resulting from these analysis will always satisfy (16).…”

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Rigorous quasi-TEM analysis of multiconductor transmission lines in bi-isotropic media. Part I. Theoretical analysis for general inhomogeneous media and generalization to bianisotropic media

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Abstruct-The quasi-TEM approximation for multiconductor lines embedded in inhomogeneous bi-isotropic media is developed. It is shown that in the quasi-TEM limit a multiconductor line in bi-isotropic media can be represented by a coupled set of nonreciprocal and nonsymmetric circuit transmission lines. The effect on the circuit parameters of absence of losses, reciprocity and symmetry properties of the geometry and of the equations is investigated. Finally, the generalization to full bianisotropic materials is studied.

Hybrid effects of gyrotropy and chirality in chiral-ferrite fin lines

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Microw. Opt. Technol. Lett.

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