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publication name Quad-Band power divider based on left-handed transmission lines
Authors O.F. Siddiqui, A.S. Mohra and G.V. Eleftheriades
year 2010
keywords quad band- power divider, metamaterials
journal ELectronic Letters
volume 46
issue 21
pages 1441-1442
publisher IEE
Local/International International
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Abstract

With the trend of integrating several applications in communication devices becoming increasingly common, the need to design multi-band microwave components has become more important than ever. Metamaterial lines or left-handed transmission lines (LHTLs), on account of their unique dispersion properties, are suitable for multi-band applications [1, 2]. This Letter presents a quad-band power divider which is implemented by replacing the transmission line (TL) segments of a previously proposed dual-band power divider (shown in Fig. 1a) [3] with left-handed (LH) cells. In this articel, A quad-band equal power divider has been designed by exploiting the multi-band operation of left-handed transmission lines. Unit cell design based on dispersion analysis is provided. A practical power divider that demonstrates equal power division at frequencies 0.47, 0.8, 1.85 and 3.35 GHz was designed and fabricated by implementing the lefthanded cells in microstrip technology

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