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Quarter Wave Transformers for Matching Transitions Between Waveguides and Fin Lines

C.J. Verver, +1 more
- pp 417-419
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In this paper, the authors present closed-form expressions for the design of a quarter-wave transition-matching transformer, which takes the form of a notch or protrusion cut in the finline substrate at the waveguide-to-finline interface.
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This paper presents closed-form expressions for the design of a quarter-wave transition-matching transformer. This structure takes the form of a notch or protrusion cut in the finline substrate at the waveguide-to-finline interface. Measurements show a 5 db improvement in return loss over a full waveguide band due to such a transformer.

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