Protrusions on a rectangular cavity resonator shift TE10 and TE20 frequencies differently, enabling targeted attenuation poles and stable pass characteristics.
A stepped coplanar waveguide with a rectangular groove and enhanced grounding improves Wi-Fi 6 band impedance matching and lowers S11.
Offset conductive plates couple circuits to a dielectric waveguide, cutting high-frequency attenuation while enabling wider bandwidth.
A coplanar line paired with a two-conductor via structure cuts high-frequency return loss across substrate surfaces.
A laterally displaced ground plane helps Mach-Zehnder optical modulators match RF and optical speeds while limiting cross-talk and distortion.
Bellows-shaped coaxial waveguides with crystalline dielectric beads cut signal loss and raise Q for superconducting qubit interconnects.
Impedance units on a slotted reference conductor absorb specific-frequency noise, reducing EMI and RFI in high-speed signal paths.
An overlapping ridged waveguide creates capacitive coupling without separate connectors, saving space while maintaining RF signal transmission.
Opposed electric-field orientation in a waveguide transition circuit cuts radiation, reflection, and conductor loss across high frequencies.
A terminated waveguide section extracts high-order modes near the probe, improving impedance matching and widening converter bandwidth.
A slot-line Marchand balun shrinks frequency multiplier layout while sustaining signal balance and output across 100-140 GHz bands.
Different core and cladding dielectrics guide millimeter-wave signals with lower crosstalk, better integrity, and dense high-data-rate links.
Linear actuators tension the inner conductor to counter thermal expansion and gravity, preventing arcing and short circuits in high-frequency power lines.
A dual-filter flexible planar line suppresses higher-order EM mode leakage beyond cutoff, reducing thermal noise in cryogenic qubit links.
Offset elements on parallel plates create a glide-symmetric waveguide filter with wide stop-bands, low loss, and easier mm-wave manufacturing.
Electrostatic membrane-bridge motion varies capacitance for faster phase tuning and lower dielectric loss than ferrite or liquid crystal shifters.
Angled metallized openings and spurious coupling windows suppress non-adjacent cavity coupling while reducing filter weight and fragility.