Compact hybrid providing quadrature phase relation between two o

Wave transmission lines and networks – Plural channel systems – Having branched circuits

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333127, H01P 519

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ABSTRACT:
A hybrid uses stubs to provide 90 degrees of phase shift between output lines for feeding a circularly polarized antenna. Capacitive and inductive stubs have low and high characteristic impedances for broad bandwidth. The stubs can be located in the output lines for compactness, or in a T-section between an input line and the output lines, for compactness, to minimize undesired phase shift, and for ease of connection. The hybrid can include one quarter wave transformers having a characteristic impedance of geometric mean of the hybrid and antenna for improved axial ratio.

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