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Passive Devices (3 port network)

Explore the analysis of various passive devices including 3-port networks, power dividers, and couplers through S-matrix representation and circuit analysis techniques.

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Passive Devices (3 port network)

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  1. Passive Devices (3 port network) S-matrix of 3 port networks (1) All ports are matched and network is reciprocal (2) can be lossless? 3 Port Network can not be lossless, reciprocal, and match at all port

  2. Matched, lossless, and nonreciprocal 3 port network Circulator

  3. Reciprocal, lossless, and only 2 ports matched Port 3 is isolated Reciprocal, matched, and lossy 3 port network Lossy power divider

  4. Passive Devices (4 port network) S-matrix of reciprocal and matched network For lossless, S-matrix must be unitary matrix

  5. Hybrid Coupler(3 dB Coupler)

  6. Even-Odd Mode Circuit Analysis • If circuit can be decomposed into the superposition of an even-mode excitation and odd-mode excitation • Adding two sets( even & odd) of excitations produces the original excitation

  7. Reciprocal and Lossless • -> some ports mismatched Lossless Power Divider: Port #2 Input Admittance at Input Port Port #1 for Input Port Matching, B=0 and Port #3 Ex) 1:2 divider (with B=0 & Port #1 matched: ) Reflection at Port #2: Reflection at Port #3: 3-Port Network: Power Divider

  8. (2)Resistive Divider –All ports are matched - output ports are not isolated

  9. Equivalent Circuit Microstrip Wilkinson Power Divider Wilkinson Power Divider( equal power division) Resistive divider-all ports are matched -out-ports are isolated

  10. even mode odd mode Equivalent Circuit in normalized and symmetric form Wilkinson Power Divider

  11. Wilkinson Power Divider: even mode Voltage on transmission line

  12. Wilkinson Power Divider: odd mode All power from Port #2 is delivered to r/2 resister, and all dissipated No power is delivered to Port #1

  13. Wilkinson Power Divider: input port Wilkinson Power Divider: S-matrix • All ports are matched • Reciprocal • Lossy • Output ports are isolated • Symmetric • Not Unitary

  14. Wilkinson Power Divider: unequal power division Wilkinson Power Divider: N-way Divider

  15. 4-Port Network: Quadrature Hybrid 3 dB Directional Coupler with Quadrature Phase Difference between two output ports Reciprocal, Lossless, and all ports are matched.

  16. Even-mode

  17. Odd-mode

  18. ground Even Mode Odd Mode Coupled Line Theory Propagating Modes on Symmetric Coupled Line

  19. Even Mode • Line Characteristics for even mode propagation • Capacitance per unit length w/o dielectrics: • Inductance per unit length: • Capacitance per unit length with dielectrics: • Characteristic Impedance: • Propagation Constant:

  20. Odd Mode • Line Characteristics for even mode propagation • Capacitance per unit length w/o dielectrics: • Inductance per unit length: • Capacitance per unit length with dielectrics: • Characteristic Impedance: • Propagation Constant:

  21. (1)Voltage and Current Waves of Even Mode Excitation

  22. (1)Voltage and Current Waves of Odd Mode Excitation

  23. Voltage and Current Waves on Coupled Lines (1)Voltage and Current Waves on Line #1 (2)Voltage and Current Waves on Line #2

  24. Impedance Matrix Z11 = Z22=Z33= Z44

  25. Impedance Matrix Z12=Z21=Z34=Z43

  26. Impedance Matrix Z13 = Z31 = Z24 = Z42

  27. Impedance Matrix Z14 = Z41 = Z32 = Z23

  28. 4-Port Network: Coupled Line Coupler

  29. Single Section Coupled Line Coupler Boundary Condition at each Port

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