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Planar Triangular Resonators with Magnetic Walls

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In this paper, the field patterns in triangular planar resonators with magnetic boundary conditions are given by duality from the TE modes with electric boundaries, and the performance of a microstrip circulator using a triangular resonator is also described.
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This paper gives the field patterns in triangular planar resonators having no variation of the fields along the substrate thickness. The TM fields in such resonators with magnetic boundary conditions are obtained by duality from the TE modes with electric boundaries. The theoretical description includes the cutoff numbers of the first few modes. The radiation Q factor of fundamental microstrip resonators of this type was found experimentally to be higher than that associated with conventional disk resonators. The performance of a microstrip circulator using a triangular resonator is also described.

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Characteristics of the equilateral triangular patch antenna

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On the resonant frequencies of the triangular patch antenna

TL;DR: In this paper, the appropriate correction factor to use in the resonant frequency formula of an equilateral triangular patch antenna obtained from the cavity model with perfect magnetic walls is discussed, and the appropriate error correction factor for an EAF with a perfect magnetic wall is discussed.
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Circular resonant structures in microstrip

TL;DR: In this paper, the mode patterns of circular disc resonant sections are analyzed and the radiation losses are expected to be small for the dominant mode, which would therefore have the highest Q value.
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Loss Considerations for Microstrip Resonators (Short Papers)

TL;DR: In this paper, the influence of radiation losses on the Q of microstrip resonators is shown for a variety of frequencies, characteristic impedances, substrate materials, and thicknesses, especially for low-impedance lines and thick substrates with a low dielectric constant.
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Operation Modes of a Waveguide Y Circulator (Short Papers)

TL;DR: In this paper, the operation modes of a waveguide Y circulator with a circular and a triangular ferrite post were investigated both theoretically and experimentally, taking into account the field variation along the ferrite axis.
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Coupling Holes Between Resonant Cavities or Wave-Guides Evaluated in Terms of Volume Ratios

TL;DR: In this paper, a hole in a common wall is used to provide coupling between two resonant cavities (k=coefficient of coupling) or between two waveguides (x or b=normalized reactance or susceptance) between cavity and waveguide (p=loading power factor of cavity).
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