Wave transmission lines and networks – Plural channel systems – Having branched circuits
Patent
1985-08-19
1988-02-16
Laroche, Eugene R.
Wave transmission lines and networks
Plural channel systems
Having branched circuits
333135, 333 21A, 333157, 333160, 333 33, H01P 1161, H01P 117, H01P 1213, H01P 118
Patent
active
047257954
ABSTRACT:
A differential phase shifting structure is disclosed, employing corrugated ridges in square or round waveguides or in coaxial lines operating in the TE.sub.11 mode. The structure provides a substantially constant differential phase shift between two waves polarized orthoganally to each other. The corrugations in the ridge provide a series inductance which can be optimized with the shunt capacitance of the ridge to provide a characteristic impedance matching that of the unloaded structure. The corrugated ridges provide increased differential phase shift per unit length. The differential phase shifting structure is particularly well suited to such applications as circular polarizers, quarter wave plates or polarization rotating half-wave plates.
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patent: 4596968 (1986-06-01), Vita
Ajioka James S.
Clark Robert T.
Quick Dean C.
Hughes Aircraft Co.
Karambelas Anthony W.
LaRoche Eugene R.
Lee Benny
Runk Thomas A.
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