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2011-03-02

Design of n -Way Power Divider Similar to the Bagley Polygon Divider with an Even Number of Output Ports

Khair Ayman Al Shamaileh,

Mr. Khair Ayman Al Shamaileh

Electrical Engineering Department

Jordan University of Science and Technology

Jordan

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Abdullah Mazen Qaroot,

Mr. Abdullah Mazen Qaroot

Electrical Engineering Department

Jordan University of Science and Technology

Jordan

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Nihad I. Dib

Prof. Nihad I. Dib

Department of Electrical Engineering

Jordan University of Science and Technology

Jordan

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Progress In Electromagnetics Research C, Vol. 20, 83-93, 2011

doi:10.2528/PIERC11011604

Abstract

In this paper, a general design of an equal-split N-way power divider, similar to Bagley polygon power divider, but with an even number of output ports is proposed. A circularshaped 4-way divider is designed and simulated using two different full-wave simulators. Very good matching at the input port is achieved, and good transmission parameters are obtained. After that, the same circular-shaped divider is redrawn in a rectangular form to save more circuit area, and to align the four output ports together. For verification purposes, the 4-way rectangular-shaped Bagley power divider is simulated, fabricated and measured. Both simulation and measurement results prove the validity of the design.

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Khair Ayman Al Shamaileh, Abdullah Mazen Qaroot, and Nihad I. Dib, "Design of n -Way Power Divider Similar to the Bagley Polygon Divider with an Even Number of Output Ports," Progress In Electromagnetics Research C, Vol. 20, 83-93, 2011.
doi:10.2528/PIERC11011604

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