1960
DOI: 10.1049/pi-b-2.1960.0162
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A new H10-to-H20 mode transducer

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“…The taper will, evidently, give rise to a series of unwanted modes besides the H OI mode, but because of the symmetry of the structure only the H on modes will be present. If, now, the diameter of the smaller waveguide is sufliciently small t o permit only the H OI mode to propagate, the amplitudes of the H on modes in t he larger waveguide will be a simple function of the parameter () given by aa-b (} = 7r~L (30) where L is the length of the taper and A the free space wavelength.…”
Section: 1 Tapersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The taper will, evidently, give rise to a series of unwanted modes besides the H OI mode, but because of the symmetry of the structure only the H on modes will be present. If, now, the diameter of the smaller waveguide is sufliciently small t o permit only the H OI mode to propagate, the amplitudes of the H on modes in t he larger waveguide will be a simple function of the parameter () given by aa-b (} = 7r~L (30) where L is the length of the taper and A the free space wavelength.…”
Section: 1 Tapersmentioning
confidence: 99%