Distributor And Planar Antenna
AssigneesNippon Pillar Packing Co., Ltd., Fujitsu Ten Limited
InventorsTakeshi Okunaga, Akira Nakatsu, Eisuke Hayakawa, Hiroaki Yoshitake
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AssigneesNippon Pillar Packing Co., Ltd., Fujitsu Ten Limited
InventorsTakeshi Okunaga, Akira Nakatsu, Eisuke Hayakawa, Hiroaki Yoshitake
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Provided is a distributor capable of reducing insertion loss while suppressing a ratio in power distribution among output lines from being changed. The distributor 4 is a distributor that is connected with an input line Lin and output lines Lo1 to Lo3 respectively formed on a dielectric substrate 10 as microstrip lines, and distributes to the output lines Lo1 to Lo3 high frequency power fed from a feeding point to a branching point through the input line Lin. In addition, the distributor 4 is configured to include a stub area 42 that is formed in the input line Lin, is separated from the branching point 41, and has a rectangular shape wider than line widths of a first area La and a second area Lb of the input line Lin. The stub area 42 is arranged in a position where the distance d1 between an edge on the feeding point side and lateral edges 3a on an input side of the output lines Lo1 and Lo3 substantially perpendicular to the input line Lin is substantially equal to (λg/4)×(2n+1) where λg is a guide wavelength and n is an integer.
A distributor that is connected with an input line and two or more output lines respectively formed on a dielectric substrate as microstrip lines, and distributes to said two or more output lines high frequency power fed from a feeding point to a branching point through said input line, the distributor including
A planar antenna comprising:
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