Propagation characteristics of broadside-coupled shielded image lines

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Approximate phase constants and modal field distributions for broadside-coupled shielded image lines have been derived by the effective-index method. The procedure of constructing appropriate field expressions is briefly outlined, and numerical results for a typical geometry are presented. They are in good agreement with results from rigorous methods.

Inspec keywords: waveguide theory

Other keywords: waveguides; broadside coupling; effective-index method; propagation characteristics; shielded image lines; modal field distributions; approximate phase constants; electromagnetic waves

Subjects: Waveguide and cavity theory

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