1982
DOI: 10.1109/tmtt.1982.1131223
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Microstrip-Slot Coupler Design-Part II: Practical Design Aspects

Abstract: Practical aspects of designing microstrip-slot couplers on an AI~03 ceramic substrate (e, = 9.8) are treated in supplementation of the theoretical analysis of the coupler presented in Part I. Comparison with implemented couplers yields rules for specification of the reference planes at the ends of the coupling section and for the appropriate choice of definition for the slot-line characteristic impedance. Design data of the standard versions of the microstrip transmission line and the slot line are shown to be… Show more

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“…An alternative approach to [10] is given in [13] to design a multioctave 4 : 1 compact 3-dB coupler with some modifications while a bigger slot below substrate is used, and also, both terminating slots and circular disc are eliminated to obtain UWB operation. Some 3-dB microstrip slot couplers are also suggested in [14] and [15] at 4-8 GHz range with simpler structures, but their bandwidth is narrower than [10] and [13]. A 3-10 dB coupler formed by two elliptically shaped microstrip lines is also suggested in [16] with selectable dimensions to achieve UWB performance in 3.1 to 10.6 GHz range.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An alternative approach to [10] is given in [13] to design a multioctave 4 : 1 compact 3-dB coupler with some modifications while a bigger slot below substrate is used, and also, both terminating slots and circular disc are eliminated to obtain UWB operation. Some 3-dB microstrip slot couplers are also suggested in [14] and [15] at 4-8 GHz range with simpler structures, but their bandwidth is narrower than [10] and [13]. A 3-10 dB coupler formed by two elliptically shaped microstrip lines is also suggested in [16] with selectable dimensions to achieve UWB performance in 3.1 to 10.6 GHz range.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The advantages of terahertz wave should make it of high research implication in numerous fields [20]- [24]. In communication, terahertz wave exhibits higher frequency than millimeter wave terahertz wave, so terahertz wave can provide wider bandwidth and transmit more information when employed in communication [25]- [27].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It was claimed that this could be the main factor to achieve an UWB performance. In another research, the microstrip‐slot 3‐dB coupler design rules proposed by Schiek [6] and Hoffmann and Siegl [7, 8] removed the capacitive disk underneath the slot. Unfortunately, the electrical performance of the proposed design was not as broad as presented by de Ronde [4] and Garcia [5].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%