2018
DOI: 10.1587/elex.15.20180468
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A novel quasi-planar power divider with extra 180° phase difference and full bandwidth

Abstract: A novel planar E-plane waveguide power divider with extra 180°phase difference and full bandwidth is proposed. It is basically an E-plane waveguide T-junction power divider with its input port rotated around its axis by 90°and arranged symmetrically to form a planar structure. A sample power divider is then designed, fabricated and tested. The test results indicate that, in a relative bandwidth of 40%, the reflection coefficient is lower than −20 dB and the extra phase difference between the two output ports i… Show more

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“…Different designs have been developed, such as using irises/multiple posts in input and output waveguides [14,15], a partial-height post [16], a junction waveguide with an increased height [17,18,19] and a septum with matching iris [20,21,22,23]. Other studies proposed different types of power divider [24,25,26,27,28,29], using a circularly polarized TE11 mode [30,31], using two symmetric irises and a septum [32] and using substrate integrated waveguide [33].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Different designs have been developed, such as using irises/multiple posts in input and output waveguides [14,15], a partial-height post [16], a junction waveguide with an increased height [17,18,19] and a septum with matching iris [20,21,22,23]. Other studies proposed different types of power divider [24,25,26,27,28,29], using a circularly polarized TE11 mode [30,31], using two symmetric irises and a septum [32] and using substrate integrated waveguide [33].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%