microwave slow-wave structure and phase-compensation technique for microwave power divider

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2014
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Abstract
In this paper, T-shaped electromagnetic bandgap is loaded on a coupled transmission line itself and its electric performance is studied. Results show that microwave slow-wave effect can be enhanced and therefore, size reduction of a transmission-line-based circuit is possible. However, the transmission-line-based circuits characterize varied phase responses against frequency, which becomes a disadvantage where constant phase response is required. Consequently, a phase-compensation technique is further presented and studied. For demonstration purpose, an 8-way coupled-line power divider with 22.5 degree phase shifts between adjacent output ports, based on the studied slow-wave structure and phase-compensation technique, is developed. Results show both compact circuit architecture and improved phase imbalance are realized, confirming the investigated circuit structures and analyzing methodologies.
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Authors ;J. L. Li;W. Shao;J. P. Wang;X. S. Yang;S. S. Gao
Journal molecular therapy : the journal of the american society of gene therapy
Year 2014
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www.radioeng.cz/fulltexts/2014/14_01_0214_0221.pdf
Keywords
slow wave electronics nuclear engineering

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