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Coupling Between Microstrip Line and Image Guide through Small Apertures in the Common Ground Plane

Jing-Feng Miao, T. Itoh

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A design theory is described for coupling between microstrip line and image guide through small coupling holes in a common ground plane. A five-slot Chebyshev coupler is designed based on coupling through a rectangular slot. The theoretical results are compared with experimental results.

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A design theory is described for coupling between microstrip line and image guide through small coupling holes in a common ground plane. A five-slot Chebyshev coupler is designed based on coupling through a rectangular slot. The theoretical results are compared with experimental results.

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A design theory is described for coupling between microstrip line and image guide through small coupling holes in a common ground plane. A five-slot Chebyshev coupler is designed based on coupling through a rectangular slot. The theoretical results are compared with experimental results.

Key concepts: Ground plane, Microstrip, Chebyshev filter, Coupling (piping), Optics, Line (geometry), Plane (geometry), Physics

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