Shows how the definitions of the attenuation and Q-factors for coaxial lines and resonant circuits can be generalized to obtain attenuation per unit length for each wave structure propagated at a d
Formulaelig are given by which, when the attenuation per unit length is a quadratic function of current, it is possible to calculate the overall attenuation of a line for various current strengths
The development of ferrite materials having high permeability and low loss at high frequencies has raised again the question of continuous loading of coaxial cables.
Free-space-based channelized dynamic spectral equalizers are theoretically investigated by solving the temporal-frequency-dependent power-coupling integral for commonly used active device technolog
A simple formula is developed for the attenuation constant of higher order cutoff modes of a dielectric slab guide and of the modes of leaky guides.
The attenuation of 530 MHz surface acoustic waves in a superconducting In/InO sub x film is reported as a function of temperature.
| If the system of cylindrical coordinates, in which the cylindrical waveguide ordinarily is described, is bent in the same way as the axis of the curved waveguide, Maxwell's equations change.
Losses in dielectric optical waveguides have been discussed by several authors. 1 ' 2 In two earlier papers 3,4 we explored the problem of crosstalk between two parallel optical waveguides.
Microwave development has brought with it many related devices, one class of which is circuit elements having the property of attenuating or absorbing microwaves.
System-level test automation emulates testers' interactions with a system under test (SUT) to verify system properties.
