Coupler circuit
A coupler and circuit technology, applied in the field of coupler circuits, can solve problems such as large layout area, and achieve the effect of solving large layout area, reducing layout area, and reducing transmission line area
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[0015] figure 1 The schematic structural diagram of the coupler circuit provided for the first embodiment of the present invention is represented by figure 1 It can be seen that the coupler circuit provided in this embodiment includes: a plurality of transmission lines 11 for forming a loop, a signal terminal 12 connected to the transmission lines, and a bypass admittance network 13 connected to the transmission line, the bypass admittance network 13 and The transmission line 11 forms a local unit, and the electrical parameters of the local unit are equivalent to the target electrical parameters of the coupler circuit 1 .
[0016] In practical applications, the transmission line can be realized in many ways, preferably, such as image 3 As shown, in some embodiments, the transmission line 11 in the above embodiments is a microstrip line.
[0017] In some embodiments, the signal terminals in the above embodiments are connected to connection nodes of adjacent transmission line...
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[0028] This embodiment provides a novel coupler circuit with a bypass admittance network loading structure, thereby realizing the miniaturization and performance optimization of the microstrip directional coupler.
[0029] Existing coupler circuits such as figure 2 As shown, the impedance of the main line is 50 ohms, and the impedance of the branch lines is 35.35 ohms. When the signal is input from port 1, the signal is output from ports 2 and 3 with equal power, and port 4 has no output in theory and is an isolated end. The length of the main line and the branch line is λ / 4 (λ is the central phase wavelength). Assuming that the signal is input from port 1, the signal voltage to port 4 is composed of two components, one is routed from A to C, the other is routed from A to B, D to C, and the phase difference between the two routes is 180 degrees. As long as the amplitude of the two voltages is required Equal can ensure that port 4 has no output power. The two voltage compon...
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