Non-orthogonal ridge geometry enables monolithic metal-printed waveguide filters that cut interfaces, reduce signal loss, and support complex passband shaping.
A recessed substrate and bent ground conductor cut reflection at coaxial-microstrip transitions, keeping VSWR low up to 40 GHz.
Non-orthogonal ridges in an additively manufactured waveguide cavity improve passband selectivity while cutting loss, size, and assembly cost.
Asymmetric substrate-removed spaces at a high-frequency line bend tune capacitance and inductance to suppress reflection and match impedance.
Degenerate-mode coupling and node placement create multiple transmission minima in a compact waveguide filter without complex cross-couplings.
A varying-width strip line and ground electrodes improve waveguide-to-CPW mode matching, cutting conversion loss across a wide band.
A tapered dielectric core extension smooths impedance transition into a metal waveguide, cutting conductor and reflection losses in signal links.
An angled antenna recess, dielectric bead, and ground shield cut reflection and transmission loss in compact millimeter-wave connector links.
A conductive insertion hole and corner smooth waveguide alignment to suppress reflection and signal loss in millimeter-wave connections.
A quarter-wavelength flange recess places an electric-field node at connection gaps, suppressing waveguide radio leakage despite assembly tolerances.
Stacked dielectric blocks and blind-hole coupling improve TEM filter power capacity, miniaturization, and low-end outband suppression.
Using thermoplastic regions with different permittivities, including foam, this case improves low-loss high-frequency transmission and stability.
A grounded multilayer waveguide structure suppresses leakage and resonance above 30 GHz while preserving thin-substrate integration and strength.
An embedded coupling groove replaces pin needles to improve PCB soldering, reduce coupling sensitivity, and avoid metal-ceramic mismatch failure.
A movable pad-defined waveguide varies electrical length and cross-section together to deliver broadband RF phase shift with lower loss.
Irregular hexagonal metal waveguides use angle-controlled 3D printing geometry to cut overhang defects, waste, losses, and reflections.
Offset perimeter apertures in unbonded air-filled waveguide layers suppress mmWave leakage while avoiding costly galvanic bonding.
A low-dielectric layer and cavity under the inorganic substrate suppress slab mode and substrate resonance to cut high-frequency propagation loss.
A tubular core, low-permittivity cladding, and thin inner high-ε layer improve mm-wave confinement while limiting attenuation and dispersion.