Designing microstrip transitions into parallel-plate regions using the FDTD method
A design method is introduced for microstrip transitions between microstrip lines and parallel plate regions. The radiation impedance of an aperture radiating into a two‐dimensional region (i.e., parallel‐plate region) is obtained by the FDTD method, and then a multisection matched transition is des...
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description | A design method is introduced for microstrip transitions between microstrip lines and parallel plate regions. The radiation impedance of an aperture radiating into a two‐dimensional region (i.e., parallel‐plate region) is obtained by the FDTD method, and then a multisection matched transition is designed between this aperture and a microstrip line. Numerical study of a sample design has shown that the 20 dB return loss bandwidth is about 40% for a two‐section transition. ©1999 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Microwave Opt Technol Lett 22: 81–84, 1999 |
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