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ASYMMETRICAL COUPLED TRANSMISSION-LINE MODELING OF GROUNDED FERRITE SLAB AND ELECTRONIC BEAM SCANNING BY A SLOT ANTENNA IN A FERRITE SLAB
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1993-07-02
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AYDIN, O
HIZAL, A
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Radiation characteristics of a slot antenna in a ground plane covered by a ferrite slab which is magnetized perpendicularly by a DC magnetic field are investigated. This structure has a beam steering feature controlled by a DC bias field. Fourier transformed field representations and asymmetric coupled transmission line modelling are used to analyze this strudure. Far fields are evaluated by the Method of Steepest Descents. Numerical results are obtained at frequencies between 18 and 35 GHz for different parameters of ferrite. Typically k35 degree scanning with 10- 1 degrees 3 dB beamwidth is obtained. The presented analysis can be easily applied to various radiation problems of sources in stratified media including anisotropic and dielectric slabs.
Subject Keywords
Couplings
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Transmission lines
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Beam steering
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Slot antennas
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Ferrites
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Slabs
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Magnetic fields
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Planar transmission lines
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Coupled mode analysis
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Magnetic analysis
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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/64842
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O. AYDIN and A. HIZAL, “ASYMMETRICAL COUPLED TRANSMISSION-LINE MODELING OF GROUNDED FERRITE SLAB AND ELECTRONIC BEAM SCANNING BY A SLOT ANTENNA IN A FERRITE SLAB,” 1993, p. 372, Accessed: 00, 2020. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/64842.
