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US09048522B2 Waveguide to planar line transducer having a coupling hole with oppositely directed protuberances 有权
波导到平面线传感器,具有带相反方向的突起的耦合孔

  • Patent Title: Waveguide to planar line transducer having a coupling hole with oppositely directed protuberances
  • Patent Title (中): 波导到平面线传感器,具有带相反方向的突起的耦合孔
  • Application No.: US13579512
    Application Date: 2011-02-10
  • Publication No.: US09048522B2
    Publication Date: 2015-06-02
  • Inventor: Akira Miyata
  • Applicant: Akira Miyata
  • Applicant Address: JP Tokyo
  • Assignee: NEC CORPORATION
  • Current Assignee: NEC CORPORATION
  • Current Assignee Address: JP Tokyo
  • Agency: Sughrue Mion, PLLC
  • Priority: JP2010-032655 20100217
  • International Application: PCT/JP2011/052917 WO 20110210
  • International Announcement: WO2011/102300 WO 20110825
  • Main IPC: H01P5/107
  • IPC: H01P5/107
Waveguide to planar line transducer having a coupling hole with oppositely directed protuberances
Abstract:
A waveguide/planar line transducer of the present invention includes a waveguide that transmits electromagnetic waves through an opening portion, and a multiplayer substrate that includes a plurality of conductive layers. The multilayer substrate includes: a first conductive layer that is in close contact with the opening portion of the waveguide, and includes a first coupling hole provided at a position overlapping the opening portion of the waveguide when viewed in a plate thickness direction of the multilayer substrate; a strip electrode that is electromagnetically coupled to the first conductive layer, arranged on an opposite side to the first conductive layer in the plate thickness direction, and extending in one of a planar direction of the multilayer substrate; and a second conductive layer that is arranged between the first conductive layer and the strip conductor in the plate thickness direction, and includes a second coupling hole having a protuberance facing at least one of directions in which the strip electrode extends.
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