Analysis of an inclined microstrip–slot‐line transition with the use of the spectral‐domain immittance approach
Jeong Phill Kim, Wee Sang Park
Abstract
Jeong Phill Kim, Wee Sang Park
Abstract
A general theory to analyze an inclined microstrip-slot-line transition with the use of the spectral-domain immittance approach with a finite Fourier transform is proposed with a view to developing an equivalent circuit of the transition. The theory is shown to yield more accurate circuit parameters than other previous theories. © 1997 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Microwave Opt Technol Lett 15: 256–260, 1997
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A general theory to analyze an inclined microstrip-slot-line transition with the use of the spectral-domain immittance approach with a finite Fourier transform is proposed with a view to developing an equivalent circuit of the transition. The theory is shown to yield more accurate circuit parameters than other previous theories. © 1997 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Microwave Opt Technol Lett 15: 256–260, 1997
Key concepts: Immittance, Microstrip, Microwave, Line (geometry), Electronic engineering, Frequency domain, Fourier transform, Yield (engineering)