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  • Conference Proceeding: A 45° Phase Shifter in Microstrip-Slot Technology for Beam Forming Network Application
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    ABSTRACT: The design of 45 degree multilayer microstrip-slot phase shifter operating at 2.45GHz is presented in this paper. The device consists of a ground conductor layer in the middle of the two substrates.The design is accomplished with the use of design software and EM analysis. Low insertion loss and good return loss performances at 2.45GHz for the designed structures are noted.
    IEEE Symposium on Wireless Technology and Applications (ISWTA); 09/2012
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    Conference Proceeding: Design of compact single-section directional coupler for butler matrix beam-forming MIMO
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    ABSTRACT: This paper demonstrates a new design of 3 dB coupler operating in UWB frequency band between 3.1 GHz and 10.6 GHz. Together with UWB phase shifter, this coupler is claimed to be one of the key factors in designing a Butler Matrix that can operate in very wide frequency range. Butler Matrix has been seen to be the most preferable technique to realize the beam-forming network besides provide compact in size and more cost-effective. The arrangement between beam-forming and multiple-input and multiple-output (MIMO) can broaden the coverage and capacity of users for wireless communication system. The proposed coupler design was accomplished in multilayer microstrip-slot technology by employing broadside coupling technique. The initial dimension of the coupler was obtained using a simple mathematical formula and finalized using CST Microwave Studio simulator. The simulation results show the coupler is having a very tight coupling of 3 dB ± 2 dB, the return loss and isolation are better than 21 dB and the phase difference performance is in the range of 90° ± 2° over the designated band. The designed device occupies an area of 25 mm × 15 mm.
    General Assembly and Scientific Symposium, 2011 XXXth URSI; 09/2011