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A Novel Coaxial Probe Waveguide to Microstrip Transition

Authors: null Kanghan Wang; null Zhihong Chen; null Yumei Zhou; null Jinzhong Hao;

A Novel Coaxial Probe Waveguide to Microstrip Transition

Abstract

In this paper, a modified coaxial probe waveguide-to-microstrip transition structure at K-band is proposed. The transition uses two kinds of coaxial probes and has hermetic characteristics. It can also be used in other band, such as Ka-band. The structure is demonstrated for designing the transition. HFSS simulation and measurement results for the transition structure have been compared in terms of |S/sub 21/|. The comparison shows that the measurement agrees well with the simulation result. The measurement has shown 0.5 dB insertion loss.

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