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Microwave Network Analysis Lecture 2: Passive Microwave Components (I) ELC 305a Fall 2011 Department of Electronics and Communications Engineering Faculty of Engineering Cairo University

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Page 1: Microwave Network Analysis Lecture 2: Passive · PDF fileMicrowave Network Analysis Lecture 2: Passive Microwave Components (I) ... any reciprocal, lossless, and matched four-port

Microwave Network Analysis Lecture 2: Passive Microwave Components (I)

ELC 305a – Fall 2011

Department of Electronics and Communications Engineering

Faculty of Engineering – Cairo University

Page 2: Microwave Network Analysis Lecture 2: Passive · PDF fileMicrowave Network Analysis Lecture 2: Passive Microwave Components (I) ... any reciprocal, lossless, and matched four-port

Introduction and Examples

Basic Properties

Three-Port Devices

Four-Port Devices

Power Dividers

T-Junction

Wilkinson Power Divider

© Islam A. Eshrah, 2008

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Outline

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2

3

Page 3: Microwave Network Analysis Lecture 2: Passive · PDF fileMicrowave Network Analysis Lecture 2: Passive Microwave Components (I) ... any reciprocal, lossless, and matched four-port

Introduction and Examples Basic Properties Power Dividers

Introduction and Examples

Basic Properties

Three-Port Devices

Four-Port Devices

Power Dividers

T-Junction

Wilkinson Power Divider

© Islam A. Eshrah, 2008

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Outline

1

2

3

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Introduction and Examples Basic Properties Power Dividers

Three-Port Devices

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Circulators, T-Junctions, and Power Dividers

Power Divider

Circulator

T-Junction

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Introduction and Examples Basic Properties Power Dividers

Four-Port Devices

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Couplers

Quadrature Hybrid

Rat Race

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Introduction and Examples Basic Properties Power Dividers

Actual Devices

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Microstrip Implementation and Commercial Packages

Wilkinson Power Divider

Rat Race

Circulator

Hybrid Coupler

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Introduction and Examples Basic Properties Power Dividers

Introduction and Examples

Basic Properties

Three-Port Devices

Four-Port Devices

Power Dividers

T-Junction

Wilkinson Power Divider

© Islam A. Eshrah, 2008

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Outline

1

2

3

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Introduction and Examples Basic Properties Power Dividers

Three-Port Devices

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Circulators, T-Junctions, and Power Dividers

In three-port networks reciprocity, losslessness, and matching cannot be satisfied simultaneously. (What are the properties of the devices above?)

0 0 1

1 0 0

0 1 0

S

1 2 212 1 2

32 2 1

S

01

0 02

0 0

j j

S j

j

0Z

0Z

0Z

Power Divider

Circulator

T-Junction

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Introduction and Examples Basic Properties Power Dividers

Four-Port Devices

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Lossless, Reciprocal, and Matched Devices

In four-port networks reciprocity, losslessness, and matching can be satisfied simultaneously.

12 13 14

12 23 24

13 23 34

14 24 34

0

0

0

0

S S S

S S SS

S S S

S S S

*

SS U

Reciprocal and Matched Lossless

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Introduction and Examples Basic Properties Power Dividers

Four-Port Devices

© Islam A. Eshrah, 2008

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Unitary Condition – Mutual Products

12 13 14

12 23 24

13 23 34

14 24 34

0

0

0

0

S S S

S S SS

S S S

S S S

* *

13 23 14 24

* *

14 13 24 23

0

0

S S S S

S S S S

* *

12 23 14 34

* *

14 12 34 23

0

0

S S S S

S S S S

12

34

S

S

*

24

*

13

S

S

2 2*

14 13 24 0S S S 2 2

23 12 34 0S S S

14 23 0S S

The unitary condition yields 10 equations (6 mutual products and 4 self products).

One Possibility

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Introduction and Examples Basic Properties Power Dividers

Four-Port Devices

© Islam A. Eshrah, 2008

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Unitary Condition – Self Products

2 2

12 13

2 2

12 24

2 2

13 34

2 2

24 34

1

1

1

1

S S

S S

S S

S S

13 24

12 34

S S

S S

12 34

13

24

S S α

S βe

S βe

14 23 0S S

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

α βe

α βeS

βe α

βe α

Show that the other possibilities yield the same solution, i.e., any reciprocal, lossless, and matched four-port network is a directional coupler.

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Introduction and Examples Basic Properties Power Dividers

Four-Port Devices

© Islam A. Eshrah, 2008

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Types of Directional Couplers

Example: Quadrature Hybrid

Symmetrical Asymmetrical

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

α jβ

α jβS

jβ α

jβ α

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

α β

α βS

β α

β α

2θ φ π 0,θ φ π

Example: Rat Race, Magic T

2 2 1, 2α β θ φ π nπ

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Introduction and Examples Basic Properties Power Dividers

Four-Port Devices

© Islam A. Eshrah, 2008

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Parameters of Directional Couplers

1

3

Coupling 10logP

CP

3

4

1

4

Directivity 10log

Isolation 10log

PD

P

PI

P

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Introduction and Examples Basic Properties Power Dividers

Introduction and Examples

Basic Properties

Three-Port Devices

Four-Port Devices

Power Dividers

T-Junction

Wilkinson Power Divider

© Islam A. Eshrah, 2008

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Outline

1

2

3

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Introduction and Examples Basic Properties Power Dividers

T-Junction

© Islam A. Eshrah, 2008

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Properties and Scattering Matrix

0Z

1Z

2Z

• The T-junction is not matched. • Power division may be equal or unequal.

1 2 212 1 2

32 2 1

S

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Introduction and Examples Basic Properties Power Dividers

Wilkinson Power Divider

© Islam A. Eshrah, 2008

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Properties and Scattering Matrix

• Wilkinson divider is matched. • Power division may be equal or unequal.

01

0 02

0 0

j j

S j

j

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Introduction and Examples Basic Properties Power Dividers

Wilkinson Power Divider

© Islam A. Eshrah, 2008

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Even-Odd Mode Analysis – Output Ports

Even Mode Odd Mode

Normalized Circuit (Z0 = 1)

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Introduction and Examples Basic Properties Power Dividers

Wilkinson Power Divider

© Islam A. Eshrah, 2008

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Even-Odd Mode Analysis – Input Port

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Introduction and Examples Basic Properties Power Dividers

Wilkinson Power Divider

© Islam A. Eshrah, 2008

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Frequency Response

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Three-port network cannot satisfy reciprocity, losslessness, and matching simultaneously, whereas four-port networks can.

Any four-port network satisfying the previous properties simultaneously is a directional coupler.

Directional couplers are characterized by coupling, directivity, and isolation.

Even and odd mode analysis technique can be used to analyze devices having geometrical symmetry.

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Conclusion