A New Method for Solving Discontinuity Problems in Microstrip Lines

Itoh, T.; Mittra, R.; Ward, Robert David

doi:10.1109/gmtt.1972.1122996

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“…An alternative approach to the edge capacitance may be-developed by extending the Fourier transioim technique presented in Section 2.4 (Itoh, Mittra, and Ward, 1972). The extension is necessary since we are now dealing with a two-d6mensional problem-as opposed to a onedimensional case digcussed in Section 2.4.…”

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Analysis of Microstrip Transmission Lines

Mittra

Itoh

1974

Advances in Microwaves

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Analysis of Microstrip Transmission Lines

Mittra

Itoh

1974

Advances in Microwaves

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Some Results on the End Effects of Microstriplines

Gupta

Easter

Gopinath

1978

IEEE Trans. Microwave Theory Techn.

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Frequency-Dependent Characteristics of Microstrip Discontinuities in Millimeter-Wave Integrated Circuits

Katehi

Alexopoulos

1985

IEEE Trans. Microwave Theory Techn.

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In this article a rigorous and effective analysis of microwave ferrite stub tuned stripline junctions and circulators is presented. By using the equivalent parallel plate waveguide and mode matching method, the eigenvalues and scattering parameters of the junction are calculated. A method of design of the stub tuned circulators is given, which is verified by the experimental results. Theoretical and experimental results show that this kind of circulator can be easily designed to have an octave bandwidth.

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A New Method for Solving Discontinuity Problems in Microstrip Lines

Cited by 3 publications

References 6 publications

Analysis of Microstrip Transmission Lines

Analysis of Microstrip Transmission Lines

Some Results on the End Effects of Microstriplines

Frequency-Dependent Characteristics of Microstrip Discontinuities in Millimeter-Wave Integrated Circuits

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