1973
DOI: 10.1049/el:19730032
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Computer analysis of gradually tapered waveguide of arbitrary cross-sections

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“…The recently developed computer methods 3 ' 4 for determining the cutoff frequencies of the modes is an arbitrarily shaped waveguide readily allow this to be achieved. The actual computer methods used during the course of this work have been discussed previously 5 . Detailed design and experimental data for a Marie transducer operating in the 75-95 GHz band (i.e.…”
Section: Computer Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The recently developed computer methods 3 ' 4 for determining the cutoff frequencies of the modes is an arbitrarily shaped waveguide readily allow this to be achieved. The actual computer methods used during the course of this work have been discussed previously 5 . Detailed design and experimental data for a Marie transducer operating in the 75-95 GHz band (i.e.…”
Section: Computer Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, when the operating mode of the device under test is not TE 10 mode, it is necessary to design a mode converter from TE 10 mode to corresponding modes in VNA measurement process. Moreover, the TE 10 -TE 20 mode converter is usually used as an intermediate mode converter and plays an important role in the design of various mode converters, such as TE 10 -TE 21 mode converter and TE 10 -TE 01 mode converter [3][4]. For its broad band and high conversion efficiency, TE 10 -TE 20 mode converter is also widely used in spatial power divided or combined devices [5].…”
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