Method of producing a radio frequency member
AssigneesNidec Corporation, Wgr Co., Ltd.
InventorsTakao OGAWA, Yoshitomo TATEMATSU, Daishi NAGATSU, Hideki KIRINO, Hiroyuki KAMO
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AssigneesNidec Corporation, Wgr Co., Ltd.
InventorsTakao OGAWA, Yoshitomo TATEMATSU, Daishi NAGATSU, Hideki KIRINO, Hiroyuki KAMO
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A structure in which rods are arrayed is provided by using a raw material such as resin, and a plating layer is provided on its surface to confer electrical conductivity. In doing so, in order to prevent defects from occurring in the plating layer between rods, a gradually-pointed shape is adopted for the rods, such that a gap between rods enlarges toward the upper ends. This makes air voids between rods likely to be discharged with surface tension effects. A ridge to become a waveguide member may also be formed together with rod rows. By adopting a gradually-pointed shape for the rods, gaps between the ridge and the rods also are shaped so as to enlarge toward the rod upper ends, to promote discharging of air voids from between the ridge and the rods.
A method of producing a radio frequency member to construct a radio frequency confinement device based on a waffle iron structure, the method comprising:
A method of producing a radio frequency member to construct a radio frequency confinement device based on a waffle iron structure, the method comprising:
A method of producing a radio frequency member to construct a radio frequency confinement device based on a waffle iron structure, the method comprising:
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