Waveguide bend matched by the stepped miter
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ICATT.2003.1238860Keywords:
waveguide bend, mode-matching techniqueAbstract
The 2D problem of the stepped mitered waveguide bend is considered for both E and H polarizations of incident waves. The method used for analysis is the mode-matching technique (MMT). Geometric parameters of such a device that can provide a low level of return loss within the whole operating frequency band are found for WR90. It is proved that even 4 steps are enough to match the device to better than -30 dB.References
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2003-09-28
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Microwave components and circuits, fiber-optic links