A broadband circular combiner/divider for planar Gunn oscillators

null Chong Li; null Lai Bun Lok; A. Khalid; D.R.S. Cumming

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A broadband circular combiner/divider for planar Gunn oscillators

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 01 Jan 2011Publisher:IETJournal:2nd Annual Passive RF and Microwave Components Seminar

Authors: null Chong Li; null Lai Bun Lok; A. Khalid; D.R.S. Cumming;

doi: 10.1049/ic.2011.0196

A broadband circular combiner/divider for planar Gunn oscillators

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In this paper, a circular power combiner/divider using coplanar strip-lines operating at the centre frequency of 30 GHz is demonstrated. The combiner/divider has a coplanar strip-line (CPS) crossover phase inverter and it shows good isolation (<;-22 dB) up to 55 GHz. The combiner/divider is suitable for combining planar Gunn oscillators that operate in a wide frequency range.

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