Design and analysis of a generalized class of fin-line filters

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Alexander, Keith B.
Hamel, Steven R.
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1983Advisor
Shih, Yi-Chi
Milne, E.A.
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This study investigates fin-line filter structures, a type of E-plane waveguide device. Expressions germane to the analysis of fin-line structures are developed. A computer aided design and analysis program based upon a mode-matching technique is described. Filters designed by this program are fabricated and tested in X-band. Good agreement with predicted response is obtained. Filters fabricated and tested in Ku and Ka bands by other researchers are analyzed by the new program. Good agreement between predicted response and published performance is noted. (Author)
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Distinguished Alumni Award Program author. GEN Keith Alexander, USA (Presented 24 September 2010). NPS Hall of Fame author (Presented June 21, 2013)
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