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Pandu gelombang coplanar asimetri bersandarkan konduktor atau garis jalur mikro-coplanar (MCS) telah dianalisis. Kaedah pemetaan konformal digunakan untuk mengira ketelusan berkesan kuasi statik εeff dan impedans ciri Z0. Keputusan pengiraan kerja sekarang didapati dalam persetujuan yang baik jika dibandingkan dengan keputusan yang diperoleh menggunakan kaedah yang dilaporkan oleh Yamashita et al. [1] dan nilai eksperimen yang dilaporkan dalam [2]. Penapis resonator panjang berganding akhir MCS separuh panjang gelombang direka untuk menggambarkan aplikasi kerja sekarang. Penapis yang direka mempunyai lebar jalur 4% pada frekuensi tengah 10.5 GHz. Kehilangan sisipan yang diukur adalah lebih kurang 3.4 dB. Salah satu kelebihan utama penapis MCS berbanding penapis CPW ialah wayar ikatan tidak perlu digunakan untuk mengekalkan kedua-dua tanah coplanar pada potensi yang sama. Penapis MCS juga mudah disepadukan dengan komponen planar lain dan tidak memerlukan peralihan yang rumit kepada jalur mikro.
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Kee Woon TAN, Sener UYSAL, "Analysis and Design of Conductor-Backed Asymmetric Coplanar Waveguide Lines Using Conformal Mapping Techniques and Their Application to End-Coupled Filters" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E82-C, no. 7, pp. 1098-1103, July 1999, doi: .
Abstract: The conductor-backed asymmetrical coplanar waveguide or micro-coplanar strip (MCS) line has been analyzed. The conformal mapping method is used to calculate the quasi-static effective permittivity εeff and characteristic impedance Z0. The computed results of the present work are found to be in good agreement when compared with the results obtained using the method reported by Yamashita et al. [1] and experimental values reported in [2]. A novel MCS end-coupled half-wavelength long resonator filter is designed to illustrate an application of the present work. The designed filter has 4% bandwidth at a center frequency of 10.5 GHz. The measured insertion loss is approximately 3.4 dB. One of the main advantages of the MCS filter compared to the CPW filter is that bond wires do not have to be used to maintain both coplanar ground at the same potential. The MCS filter is also easily integrable with other planar components and does not require a complicated transition to microstrip.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/electronics/10.1587/e82-c_7_1098/_p
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