Wave transmission lines and networks – Coupling networks – With impedance matching
Patent
1991-11-15
1993-03-16
Gensler, Paul
Wave transmission lines and networks
Coupling networks
With impedance matching
333246, 333247, H01P 508
Patent
active
051948338
ABSTRACT:
The performance of microwave coplanar and other circuit boards is improved by providing local matching elements for adjusting the characteristic impedance of local transmission line segments to better match the input or output impedance of the particular devices to which they couple. This is accomplished by providing a conductive bridge over the active lead of the transmission line, thereby lowering its characteristic impedance. This is very useful for narrow transmission line segments needed to make contact to small active device and/or MMIC's and which otherwise exhibit a substantial impedance mismatch with such small elements.
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Dougherty Richard M.
Dydyk Michael
Fajen Lyle A.
Kielmeyer, Jr. Ronald F.
Gensler Paul
Handy Robert M.
Motorola Inc.
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