Microstrip or stripline coupled-transmission-line impedance tran

Wave transmission lines and networks – Coupling networks – With impedance matching

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307DIG1, 333 10, 333 35, 333 84M, H01P 508

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039654451

ABSTRACT:
An electrical transformer for transforming electrical impedances of high transformation ratios including a dielectric substrate having a pair of parallel electromagnetic coupled-transmission lines bonded to one surface of the dielectric substrate. The first of the pair of transmission lines being adapted to be connected to a first impedance at one end with the other end being connected to a ground terminal through a first tuning capacitance which varies the real part of the transformed impedance. The second of the pair of transmission lines being coupled, at its end opposite the first tuning capacitor, through a second tuning capacitance to a second impedance to which the first impedance is to be matched. The second tuning capacitance is utilized to vary the imaginary part of the transformed impedance.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3482179 (1969-12-01), Webb
patent: 3582760 (1971-06-01), Sun
patent: 3668552 (1972-06-01), Kuno et al.

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