Phase shifter with high phase shifts using defected ground structures

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A novel phase shifter with defected ground structures (DGSs) for higher phase shift range is presented. The varactor diodes are mounted on DGSs of termination loads to control the large phase variation of the DGS at resonance. The experimental results of the proposed phase shifter show a 60° increase in maximum phase shift compared with that of a conventional one.

Inspec keywords: phase shifters; phase control; microstrip resonators; varactors

Other keywords: phase control; defected ground structures; microstrip resonators; phase shifter; phase variation control; varactor diodes

Subjects: Other analogue circuits; Junction and barrier diodes; Waveguide and microwave transmission line components

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