Four-terminal structures
Four-terminal structures
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四端结构
DOI:
10.1049/pbew021e_ch5
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发表时间:
1986
影响因子:
5.7
通讯作者:
N. Marcuvitz
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作者:
N. Marcuvitz
A structure that contains a geometrical discontinuity is designated as a four-terminal, or two-terminal-pair, waveguide structure if it comprises an input and an output region each in the form of a waveguide propagating only a single mode. The over-all description of the propagating modes is effected by representation of the input and output waveguides as transmission lines and by representation of the discontinuity as a four terminal lumped-constant circuit. The transmission lines together with the lumped-constant circuit form a four-terminal network that determines the reflection, transmission, standing-wave, etc., properties of the over-all structure. The quantitative description of the transmission lines requires the indication of their characteristic impedance and propagation wavelength; the description of the four-terminal circuit requires, in general, the specification of three circuit parameters and the locations of the input and output terminal planes.