Miniaturized phase shifting equalizer based on Wilkinson power divider

Abstract

The invention discloses a miniaturized phase shifting equalizer based on a Wilkinson power divider. The miniaturized phase shifting equalizer comprises a microstrip circuit layer, a medium layer and a metal stratum which are sequentially overlaid from the top to the bottom, wherein the microstrip circuit layer comprises an unequal Wilkinson power divider, a microstrip phase shifting line, an unequal Wilkinson power combiner and a matched microstrip connecting line; the unequal Wilkinson power divider and the unequal Wilkinson power combiner are connected with the matched microstrip connecting line through the microstrip phase shifting line. The miniaturized phase shifting equalizer has the advantages of simple structure, small size, large equilibrium quantity, novel structure and good standing wave property.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of microwave and millimeter wave power devices, and in particular relates to a miniaturized phase-shift equalizer based on a Wilkinson power divider. Background technique [0002] It is usually difficult for high-power devices such as traveling wave tubes to ensure flat gain in a wide frequency band, and an additional equalization network needs to be added to achieve a flat output at the terminal of the power device. The gain equalizer is a network that can be used to correct amplitude distortion. It is usually placed between the traveling wave tube and the pre-stage solid-state driver module. The equalization curve is determined according to the input curve corresponding to the output power of the solid-state driver module and the flat output of the traveling wave tube. The current equalizer generally adopts a passive structure, and there are three types commonly used: microstrip type, waveguide type and co...

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[0003] The traditional coaxial and waveguide gain equalizers have the advantages of high power, flexible adjustment, and low loss. They were widely used in the early days, but they were limited by their large size, relatively complicated tuning mechanical structure, poor mechanical stability, and difficulty in matching with Due to the shortcomings of microwave and millimeter wave circuit integration in planar structure

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