A wideband fully enclosed coaxial‐to‐substrate‐integrated waveguide transition and its applications in a 1‐to‐4 radial power divider

Abstract Aimed at the interconnection between coaxial transmission line and substrate‐integrated waveguide (SIW), a wideband coaxial‐to‐SIW transition was proposed and applied in a 1‐to‐4 radial power divider. First of all, a fan‐shaped region was designed on the end of a SIW transmission line. Then, a coaxial transmission line was inserted into this region. To improve the impedance matching at the coaxial port, a feeding ring was designed on the back of the transition where the coaxial line was inserted. Next, the transition was applied in a 1‐to‐4 radial power divider to realize an equal power division. Finally, to validate the correctness of the designs, prototypes were fabricated and measured. For the coaxial‐to‐SIW transition, measured reflection coefficient |S 11 | was less than −15 dB from 7.84 to 12.18 GHz. Transmission coefficient |S 21 | was between −0.52 and −0.24 dB. For the 1‐to‐4 radial divider, measured |S 11 | was less than −15 dB from 7.91 to 12.4 GHz, and the transmission coefficient was around −6.9 dB. Measurement and simulation agreed well with each other. Therefore, the proposed design can be used in coaxial‐to‐SIW interconnection scenarios.

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Microwave and Optical Technology Letters
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2024-08-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/mop.34290
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Microwave Engineering and Waveguides
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A wideband fully enclosed coaxial‐to‐substrate‐integrated waveguide transition and its applications in a 1‐to‐4 radial power divider

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Abstract Aimed at the interconnection between coaxial transmission line and substrate‐integrated waveguide (SIW), a wideband coaxial‐to‐SIW transition was proposed and applied in a 1‐to‐4 radial power divider. First of all, a fan‐shaped region was designed on the end of a SIW transmission line. Then, a coaxial transmission line was inserted into this region. To improve the impedance matching at the coaxial port, a feeding ring was designed on the back of the transition where the coaxial line was inserted. Next, the transition was applied in a 1‐to‐4 radial power divider to realize an equal power division. Finally, to validate the correctness of the designs, prototypes were fabricated and measured. For the coaxial‐to‐SIW transition, measured reflection coefficient |S 11 | was less than −15 dB from 7.84 to 12.18 GHz. Transmission coefficient |S 21 | was between −0.52 and −0.24 dB. For the 1‐to‐4 radial divider, measured |S 11 | was less than −15 dB from 7.91 to 12.4 GHz, and the transmission coefficient was around −6.9 dB. Measurement and simulation agreed well with each other. Therefore, the proposed design can be used in coaxial‐to‐SIW interconnection scenarios.

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