Wave transmission lines and networks – Plural channel systems – Having branched circuits
Patent
1982-08-17
1984-07-31
Gensler, Paul L.
Wave transmission lines and networks
Plural channel systems
Having branched circuits
333136, 333244, H01P 512
Patent
active
044633254
ABSTRACT:
A coaxial microwave divider network employing a quarter wavelength long grounded stub for providing support for the center conductor of the divider and also providing improved heat dissipation of the center conductor. Also, this form of stub support permits the center conductor to be supported without a dielectric thereby reducing the insertion loss. Consequently, improved CW power handling performance is possible in comparison with prior designs. Moreover, with the proper choice of the stub admittance level, the input VSWR can also be improved in comparison with a design which employs multi-section matching transformers only at the input.
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Riblet Gordon P.
Riblet Henry G.
Gensler Paul L.
Lee Benny
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