Wave transmission lines and networks – Wave mode converters
Patent
1995-09-20
1997-07-29
Lee, Benny T.
Wave transmission lines and networks
Wave mode converters
315 5, H01P 116, H01J 2354
Patent
active
056525540
ABSTRACT:
A microwave coupler with improved efficiency receives microwave energy in a principal mode TEm,n (m and n being whole numbers and n being not zero) and gives a quasi-optical energy beam. It comprises a mode converter that receives energy in the principal mode and converts a part of it into an auxiliary mode TEp,q (with p and q being whole numbers, q close to one and not zero, p greater than q). The energy in the principal mode and in the auxiliary mode get propagated in a radiator and emerge in the form of the quasi-optical beam by an aperture that coincides with a minimum electrical field resulting from the electrical field of the principal mode and the electrical field of the auxiliary mode. The disclosure has applications notably to the field of gyrotubes.
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Iatrou Christos
Krieg Jean-Michel
Lee Benny T.
Thomson Tubes Electroniques
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