Interdigital slow wave coplanar transmission line

Wave transmission lines and networks – Coupling networks – Delay lines including long line elements

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333238, H01P 118, H01P 308

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057775320

ABSTRACT:
A coplanar microwave transmission line on a substrate utilizes the interdigital capacitance between overlapped conducting fingers that extend from the conductors of the transmission line to reduce substantially the velocity of electromagnetic waves propagating on the transmission line without introducing prohibitive losses. The arrays of fingers extending from the conductors of the transmission line substantially overlap each other and are relatively densely packed. Layered substrates may be used to provide lower loss and a substantial reduction in velocity, which layered substrates may include layers of dielectric material located both above and below the conductors of the transmission line.

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