Wave transmission lines and networks – Wave mode converters
Patent
1992-06-02
1994-01-04
Gensler, Paul
Wave transmission lines and networks
Wave mode converters
333 26, 333254, H01P 116, H01P 502
Patent
active
052764109
ABSTRACT:
A converter for converting circularly polarized waves in a round waveguide into linearly polarized waves in a rectangular waveguide has two probes and a transmission line pattern all of which are formed of metal foil on a thin dielectric film board. The board is flexible and extends across the open ends of the two waveguides. The first probe has a square shape and the transmission line has two conductor arms connected to adjacent sides of the square. The other ends of the conductor arms are connected to the second probe with an impedance matching resistor formed on the film board between the two arms. One conductor arm is one-quarter wavelength longer than the other to convert from circularly polarized waveguide transmission to microstrip transmission.
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The Abstract appearing in vol. 9, No. 147, published Jun. 21, 1985 from the Japanese Patent Office (Izumi).
Fukuzawa Keiji
Yoshida Yoshikazu
Eslinger Lewis H.
Gensler Paul
Maioli Jay H.
Sony Corporation
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