2020
DOI: 10.1109/tcsii.2019.2960479
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Wideband and Miniaturized Forward-Wave Directional Coupler Using Periodical Parallel Plates and Vertical Meander Lines

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“…Table 2 gives the comparison of the different FWDCs which are all designed by the periodic structure concept. Compared with the FWDCs designed for microstrip in References 13‐16, this work investigates the possibility of the stripline FWDC which can provide a self‐packaging solution. Its fractional bandwidth (FBW) is narrower, but its electrical length is smaller.…”
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“…Table 2 gives the comparison of the different FWDCs which are all designed by the periodic structure concept. Compared with the FWDCs designed for microstrip in References 13‐16, this work investigates the possibility of the stripline FWDC which can provide a self‐packaging solution. Its fractional bandwidth (FBW) is narrower, but its electrical length is smaller.…”
Section: Stripline Fwdc and Experimental Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recently, forward‐wave directional couplers (FWDCs) based on the periodic structure concept are proposed and researched to provide an alternative solution for the wideband and miniaturized coupler design 12‐16 . So far, they are all developed by the microstrip line with periodic structures.…”
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“…On the other hand, inductive compensation is, of course, feasible and there are some researches on stub-loading at the fringe or in the middle section of the coupling region. [8][9][10][11] Essentially, the unequal phase velocity between the even-and odd-mode results from the unsymmetrical geometric structure due to the mixed air-dielectric filling of a microstrip based transmission line. Therefore, if one can find a symmetric structure, the problem can be released.…”
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“…Meanwhile, lumped capacitance is possible in this process, as presented in References 6,7. On the other hand, inductive compensation is, of course, feasible and there are some researches on stub‐loading at the fringe or in the middle section of the coupling region 8–11 …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%