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Analysis and design of quadruple-ridged waveguides

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In this article, the characteristics of square, circular and diagonal quadruple-ridged waveguides, including cutoff frequencies, attenuation, impedance and modal field distributions, are for the first time systematically analyzed and reported.
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In a previous paper, a unified approach has been proposed for the analysis and design of single- and double-ridged waveguides by a magnetic field integral equation (MFIE) formulation (see ibid., vol. 41, no. 11, p. 1965-71, Nov. 1993). This paper presents a continuing work with emphasis on the design of quadruple-ridged waveguides. The characteristics of square, circular and diagonal quadruple-ridged waveguides, including cutoff frequencies, attenuation, impedance and modal field distributions, are for the first time systematically analysed and reported. Distinct to being in a single- or double-ridged waveguide, the fundamental-mode in a quadruple-ridged waveguide has a cutoff frequency very close to that of the second-lowest mode, thus the natural single mode bandwidth is very small. However, when the second-lowest mode is effectively suppressed or not excited, a very wide bandwidth (6:1) can be achieved. This unique property, plus the capabilities of dual-polarization, high power, and low impedance, makes the quadruple-ridged waveguides well-suited to many antenna and microwave applications. >

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A new dual-polarized broadband horn antenna

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MFIE analysis and design of ridged waveguides

TL;DR: In this article, a unified approach for the analysis and design of ridged waveguides by a magnetic held integral equation (MFIE) formulation is presented, which allows accurate and complete solution via a simple numerical implementation of pulse basis functions.
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Modal Characteristics of Quadruple-Ridged Circular and Square Waveguides (Short Papers)

TL;DR: In this article, the modal characteristics of quadruple-ridged circular and square waveguides were investigated and the cutoff frequencies for the first few important modes and cutoff frequencies were determined.
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Quadruple ridge-loaded circular waveguide phased arrays

TL;DR: In this paper, an equivalent circuit representation of quadruple ridge-loaded waveguide arrays is presented, which is useful for synthesis and optimization of array performance, and the validity of this technique has been verified by simulator measurement.
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Cutoff wavenumbers of ridged circular waveguides via Ritz-Galerkin approach

F. Canatan
- 03 Aug 1989 - 
TL;DR: In this paper, the cutoff numbers of double and quadruple-ridged circular waveguides were computed using the Ritz-Galerkin method. But the cutoff number for the quadruple waveguide was not computed for the TE11 and TE31 modes.