Study of finline-suspended stripline transitions for balanced MM wave mixers

Balanced mixer requires a hybrid to isolate Radio Frequency (RF) port from Local Oscillator (LO) port. In finline structure, this hybrid junction is replaced by simple finline to suspended substrate stripline transition. The transition used in the design is based on simplified circuit configuration...

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Main Author: Sia, Eng Kee.
Other Authors: Fu, Jeffrey Shiang
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Published: 2008
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-32582023-07-04T15:44:29Z Study of finline-suspended stripline transitions for balanced MM wave mixers Sia, Eng Kee. Fu, Jeffrey Shiang School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Electrical and electronic engineering::Antennas, wave guides, microwaves, radar, radio Balanced mixer requires a hybrid to isolate Radio Frequency (RF) port from Local Oscillator (LO) port. In finline structure, this hybrid junction is replaced by simple finline to suspended substrate stripline transition. The transition used in the design is based on simplified circuit configuration that fulfils the requirement of better RF-LO isolation. In the LO port, the two fins of the antipodal finline are gradually tapered to a suspended substrate stripline end-coupled bandpass filter. It neglects the short and balun used in conventional finline to microstrip transition. In the RF port, a tapered finline is designed to match the mixer diode pair. The RF and LO ports are isolated from each other because the electric field lines in the finline and suspended substrate stripline are perpendicular to each other. Master of Science (Communication and Network Systems) 2008-09-17T09:25:43Z 2008-09-17T09:25:43Z 2000 2000 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/10356/3258 Nanyang Technological University application/pdf
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Sia, Eng Kee.
Study of finline-suspended stripline transitions for balanced MM wave mixers
description Balanced mixer requires a hybrid to isolate Radio Frequency (RF) port from Local Oscillator (LO) port. In finline structure, this hybrid junction is replaced by simple finline to suspended substrate stripline transition. The transition used in the design is based on simplified circuit configuration that fulfils the requirement of better RF-LO isolation. In the LO port, the two fins of the antipodal finline are gradually tapered to a suspended substrate stripline end-coupled bandpass filter. It neglects the short and balun used in conventional finline to microstrip transition. In the RF port, a tapered finline is designed to match the mixer diode pair. The RF and LO ports are isolated from each other because the electric field lines in the finline and suspended substrate stripline are perpendicular to each other.
author2 Fu, Jeffrey Shiang
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Sia, Eng Kee.
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author Sia, Eng Kee.
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title Study of finline-suspended stripline transitions for balanced MM wave mixers
title_short Study of finline-suspended stripline transitions for balanced MM wave mixers
title_full Study of finline-suspended stripline transitions for balanced MM wave mixers
title_fullStr Study of finline-suspended stripline transitions for balanced MM wave mixers
title_full_unstemmed Study of finline-suspended stripline transitions for balanced MM wave mixers
title_sort study of finline-suspended stripline transitions for balanced mm wave mixers
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