A power divider circuit uses quarter wave transformers and resistors to split signals.
A diagonal coupled line coupler balances characteristic impedance across metal layers.
Interchangeable casting inserts standardize the outer housing shape across frequencies, reducing manufacturing costs and production complexity.
A directional coupler uses a dielectric waveguide with a coupling slot to interface an air waveguide.
Resonant circuits transform branch path impedance near short on the Smith chart to achieve over 100 dB isolation while maintaining wide band operation.
Segmenting a 5x6 Butler matrix into two 3x3 sub-matrices reduces physical size and signal loss while maintaining multi-wave beam generation capability.
Replacing mechanical rotation with solid-state PIN diodes eliminates bulky moving parts while maintaining high power handling for multiport configurations.
Reactive transfer molding of thermoset plastic waveguides eliminates weight penalties and thermal instability found in machined metal components.
Auxiliary ground layer reduces impedance deviation in non-overlapping regions by maintaining specific distance ratios relative to ground planes.