In this article, a 3 dB substrate integrated suspended line (SISL) coupler design by multi-objective evolutionary algorithm based on decomposition (MOEA/D) is proposed. SISL technology can provide electromagnetic shielding performance and realize the low loss, lightweight, and self-packaging. The highly timeconsuming problem of adopting traditional electromagnetic (EM) simulation software to assist coupler design is always the main problem for the design of couplers. To solve the problem, this article applies MOEA/D based on onedimensional convolutional autoencoders (1D-CAE) to assist coupler design. 1D-CAE model builds the surrogate model to help MOEA/D find out better responses faster. MOEA/D has some advantages of saving time and getting good performance easily.
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