N-way microwave power divider
AssigneeKrytar, Inc.
InventorThomas J. Russell
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AssigneeKrytar, Inc.
InventorThomas J. Russell
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A power divider formed by the interconnection of an input resistive network and a transmission line network for dividing a signal received on an input port into N output ports. Four embodiments are described. Three are two-way power dividers and one is a three-way power divider. A 2-way equal division power divider comprises an outer conductor 51 which has a generally rectangular cross section and is filled with a lower dielectric sheet, a center dielectric sheet and an upper dielectric sheet. The dielectric sheets are made of low loss material. Inner conductors are photo-etched from a conducting material that has been deposited or laminated to both surfaces of the center dielectric sheet. Two conductors are spaced a maximum distance from each other at their outputs and are in close proximity to each other at their inputs. Two resistors are connected respectively from the conductor inputs to a power divider input. Another form of two-way equal division power divider, a two-way unequal division power divider, and a three-way equal division power divider are also described.
A microwave N-way power divider, where N is an integer greater than 1, comprising:
A microwave N-way power divider, where N is an integer greater than 1, consisting of:
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