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s-3 DIELECTRIC

RESDNATDR

HEg4

GIGA

~+fl

MODE COUPLING

(now with Frequency

123,

Abstract

rue

Av. Baltique Les Ulis FRANCE.

Sources,

Albert

inc., Lanham,

presented to effectively to a microstrip line

mode. For this mode, dipole perpendicular is improved The f. Q. product to TE018 mode.

Introduction

couple a using the

In the dielectric

resonator acts as to the resonator axis. by about 50 % compared

:

been

mainly

directed

towards

the

applica-

The

increased

resonant

factor

as

frequency

compared

to

that

as of

we Q1 as the

mode configuration. Experimental results TEold HE ~ld+flmode coupling to a shielded microstrip presented and compared to TE016 mode at C and

of

Field mode

coupling

patterns of is presented

:

(O <6

the open in fig.I.

the

patterns sibility Fig. 2a

In

0149-645X/83/0000-0187

mode (fig.

magnetic 2b and

HE1ld+l

for which the resonator dipole perpendicular to of the HE116 +1 field

$01.00

coupling 2c).

@ 1983 IEEE

the

mode

The ting axis

to

the shield we obtain

coincides a metalised

placed to the

wj.th O.R.

on a, shielded substrate substrate plane[fig.2b,

an experimental configuration treated theoretically except elements. of

the

[fig.31

as

HEq16+q

with

{3]

the

mode

canb!y

resembles

coupling

coeffi-

: ’110

1-s210

-

l-sl10

conditions, the resonator

proposed

as

well

’210

configuration,

the

of

the

[dis-

TEO ~ mOde is

lnOt

resonator. axial orientation o ~ the increased unloaded quality factor higher stored energy in the HETT6+1

as due to the fact that with respect mode configuration, the largest part is farther from the substrate ground

for

reflection

and

adjusting

the

transmission

Simultaneous coupling crostrip lines in the

re–

(3 is a function and the line.

of

HE mode can equally well be excited by rl~tat~~d~~electric resonator around its vertical an additional control [fig.2cl, providing, thus,

parameter

a pas~band

to that of a magnetic dipole suggest the posof the magnetic coupling of this mode. shows the commonly used TE016 mode and the PrO-

posed HE116 ,1 ,microstrip line

6 defined

mode

excited due to the We think that the is due to inherent

Here HE116+1 designates the hybrid resonant mode for which the resonator acts as a deformed magnetic dipole perpendicular to the cylindrical axis. ~,n the same way HEqld will designate the resonant hybrid mode acts as a deformed electric senator axis,. The resemblance

TEO16

‘f

‘0 ‘he TEO16 the resonator plane. resona~or

is

circuit

xed shielding tance between

line, are X band.

< 11

dielectric

where walls.

calculations HE1fl& mode,,

the reflection and ‘transwhere S110 and S240 represent mission coefficients at the resonant frequency in the symmetry plane of the dielectric resonator. Under fi-

used

For millimetric wave applications the reduced size of the TE016 mode dielectric resonator creates coupling problems. The HEqld+lmode, with a more practical size for coupling and a higher quality factor, is expected to offer a practical solution.

!!EIld+qmode

CNRS

presented the the shielded

%10 ~.—-.—=_ 5210

unloaded

commonly

du

{2} for

limiting case resonator

equivalent

‘hat cient

commonly used configuration. The HE IId+TOde ‘s known to have a resonant frequency higher than that of TEOfld mode for certain diameter/height ratios of the dielectric resonator . The configuration presented here aIIOWS the effective coupling of the HEflq +Imode which an

recently frequency

2c].Presently such not be rigorously means of 30 finite

integrated cirtions ‘f TEO16 mode in the microwave cuits which IS considered fundamental. The higher order and hybrid modes have either low quality factors or are difficult to couple to a microstrip line in the

has

356

where the resonator with it axis parallel

Recent developments of the stable dielectric resonators has generated a lot of interest in their use in the active and passive MIC circuits [1). In the past the has

n“

Cedex

In this case, degenerate in a the HEll~ +! mode will TE112 mode and the HEtq& In a TEqlq mode. This is consistent with the increase of resonant frequency when the shield is brought nearer to the O.R. as confi]-med by calculations using the same shielded configuration as in {2}.This theoretical situation with metallic walls nearer D.R. is not far from the experimental one

the

116 +1 a magnetic

quality

L.A.

Thomas 87060 LIMOGES - FRANCE -.

Fiedziuszko of resonant

HE

attention

MD 20706)

M. GUEOIRA Microondes -

:

A configuration is dielectric resonator

LINE.

-

Y. GARAULT Electronique dee

Lab.

MICROSTRIP

A.P.S. KHANNA INSTRUMENTATIOII

Immeuble Atlas Z.A. Courtaboeuf 91941

and

TD A SHIELDED

achieved

filter ‘ith

and

phase

of

the

coefficient.

of the HE1ld+q short circuit

with ‘Eold

magnitude

a higher

mode plane

selectivity

with tw~ miresults in than

that

‘ode”

a shieLded 527

1983 IEEE MTT-S

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