Bandwidth enhancement on waveguide transition to conductor backed CPW with high dielectric constant substrate
Cheng-Fu Hung, An-Shyi Liu, Chih-Hung Chien, C.-L. Wang, Ruey‐Beei Wu
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Cheng-Fu Hung, An-Shyi Liu, Chih-Hung Chien, C.-L. Wang, Ruey‐Beei Wu
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This paper proposes a broadband transition design between conductor-backed coplanar waveguide (CB-CPW) and rectangular waveguide based on the concept of the multisection transformer. The genetic algorithm (GA) was adopted to efficiently optimize the multisection transformer for achieving wideband performance. Using a multisection of order 3, a V-band transition realized on an Al/sub 2/O/sub 3/ substrate could achieve 25% bandwidth with a return loss better than 20 dB. Two transitions connected back to back were realized to demonstrate the feasibility of the transition. Also, a tolerance analysis was performed via the simulation to verify the robustness of this transition design.
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This paper proposes a broadband transition design between conductor-backed coplanar waveguide (CB-CPW) and rectangular waveguide based on the concept of the multisection transformer. The genetic algorithm (GA) was adopted to efficiently optimize the multisection transformer for achieving wideband performance. Using a multisection of order 3, a V-band transition realized on an Al/sub 2/O/sub 3/ substrate could achieve 25% bandwidth with a return loss better than 20 dB. Two transitions connected back to back were realized to demonstrate the feasibility of the transition. Also, a tolerance analysis was performed via the simulation to verify the robustness of this transition design.
Key concepts: Coplanar waveguide, Return loss, Conductor, Wideband, Broadband, Materials science, Transformer, Optoelectronics