Class / Patent application number | Description | Number of patent applications / Date published |
333115000 | Having TEM lines | 63 |
20080224797 | RF RE-ENTRANT COMBINER - Various embodiments are described herein for a combiner. The combiner includes first and second transmission lines, a dielectric material disposed about the first and second transmission lines, an intermediate conductor arrangement disposed about the dielectric material, and an outer conductor arrangement disposed about the intermediate conductor. The dielectric material has a dielectric constant higher than that of air, and the intermediate conductor arrangement has reactive portions. | 09-18-2008 |
20090015348 | Variable Power Coupling Device - Systems and methods for a coupling device are shown. In various embodiments, a variable frequency divider comprises a first transmission line and a second transmission line. The first transmission line may comprise a first and a second end. The first end may comprise a first terminal and the second end may comprise a first branch and a second branch. The first transmission line may be configured to receive a first signal at a first frequency at the first terminal and divide the first signal to output the divided first signal at the first branch and the second branch. The second transmission line may be proximate the first transmission line and configured to receive a second signal at a second frequency to control the frequencies of the output divided first signal at the first branch and the second branch through electromagnetic influence between the first transmission line and the second transmission line. | 01-15-2009 |
20090206947 | Directional Coupler - In a directional coupler with two coupled lines arranged in a flat chamber of an enclosed metal housing within the coupling region side-by-side in the longitudinal direction and at a spacing distance from one another, of which the ends are connected to connecting ports attached at the sides of the metal housing, these coupled lines include flat, sheet-metal strip conductors, which are arranged within the coupling region with their broad sides facing towards one another side-by-side at a spacing distance and held by several support elements made of insulating material in a cantilever manner at a spacing distance from the opposing internal walls of the flat metal-housing chamber within the latter. In this context, at least one strip conductor is curved relative to the opposing strip conductor in such a manner that the spacing distance of the strip conductors in coupling region increases starting from the beginning of the coupling region approximately exponentially up to the end of the coupling region. The width of the two strip conductors increases within the coupling region. | 08-20-2009 |
20120262249 | BROADBAND DIRECTIONAL COUPLER - The broadband directional coupler is used for measuring the power of a forward and/or a returning high-frequency signal on a line. For this purpose, the broadband directional coupler provides a voltage splitter which is connected to an inner conductor ( | 10-18-2012 |
333116000 | Using stripline | 59 |
20080197937 | High Directivity Ultra-Compact Coupler - A coupler includes a substrate and a stack of first and second dielectric layers extending over a top surface of the substrate. The first dielectric layer comprises different dielectric material than the second dielectric layer. Two conductive lines extend over the stack of first and second dielectric layers, and are formed in the same plane parallel to a surface of the substrate. | 08-21-2008 |
20080197938 | SYSTEM INCLUDING A HIGH DIRECTIVITY ULTRA-COMPACT COUPLER - A system with an RFin terminal and an RFout terminal includes an output matching network. The system further includes a coupler having a thru arm connected between the output matching network and the RFout terminal, and a coupled arm connected to a detector circuit. The coupler further includes a stack of first and second dielectric materials having different dielectric constants. The stack of first and second dielectric materials extends over a top surface of a substrate. The thru arm and the coupled arm extend over the stack of first and second dielectric materials in the same plane parallel to a surface of the substrate. | 08-21-2008 |
20080204162 | Microstripline Type Directional Coupler and Communication Device Using the Same - A directional coupler having a grounding electrode on one surface of a substrate, a coupling line portion on a second surface of the substrate, and a main line disposed so as to be coupled at high frequencies to the coupling line portion. The grounding electrode includes a notch portion opposite to the coupling line portion. | 08-28-2008 |
20080238571 | DETECTION DEVICE - Since known detection devices include detectors of the same number as that of samples, the system configuration is complicated. According to the present invention, therefore, a plurality of electromagnetic-wave-transmission lines with different propagation-delay times and a coupled-transmission line coupling the electromagnetic-wave-transmission lines with each other are provided, and an electromagnetic wave is detected by the same electromagnetic-wave-detection unit. Subsequently, a detection device including at least one electromagnetic-wave detector of a number smaller than that of samples can be provided, which decreases the system complexity. | 10-02-2008 |
20080297272 | Directional Coupler - A directional coupler includes a laminate including a ground electrode substrate, a dielectric substrate that includes line electrodes thereon, a lead-out conductor substrate that includes lead-out conductors of the line electrodes, a ground electrode substrate, and a protection substrate. External electrodes for grounding, external electrodes for a main line, and external electrodes for a subordinate line are provided in the laminate. The inner line electrode and the outer line electrode preferably have a spiral or helical shape, and the corresponding currents are transmitted in the same direction through sections of these line electrodes that are adjacent and substantially parallel to each other. | 12-04-2008 |
20090045888 | COUPLER - Various directional coupler arrangements are disclosed. For instance, an apparatus includes first, second, and third conductive patterns disposed on a substrate. Each of these conductive patterns includes a first end and an opposite second end. Moreover, each of these conductive patterns includes a first protrusion at its first end and a second protrusion at its second end. | 02-19-2009 |
20090146758 | DIRECTIONAL COUPLER - A directional coupler ( | 06-11-2009 |
20090189712 | Spiral Coupler - An improved spiral coupler including a plurality of parallel, coextensive conductive strips disposed in a planar spiral path, including a first strip having an input port and a direct or through port, a second strip having a coupler port and an isolated port and a first cross-over connection for bridging the strips from the inside to the outside of the spiral path to provide all four the ports external access to the spiral path. | 07-30-2009 |
20090231057 | DIRECTIONAL COUPLER - A directional coupler which can adjust a degree of coupling easily and by comparatively low cost is provided. A directional coupler has a substrate, a 1st transmission line formed on the substrate, a 2nd transmission line formed on the substrate, and a coupling substrate provided with a 3rd transmission line and a 4th transmission line which form a coupling part. The coupling substrate is attached to the substrate so that the coupling part may be inserted in the 1st transmission line and 2nd transmission line. | 09-17-2009 |
20090278623 | DIRECTIONAL COUPLER AND A RECEIVING OR TRANSMITTING DEVICE - A directional coupler and a receiving or transmitting device. The directional coupler includes: a primary signal line composed of a metal rod; and a coupled signal line composed of a micro strip in a curved shape on a printed circuit board; wherein the medium between the metal rod and the micro strip is air. Compared with existing directional coupler, the directional coupler of the embodiments of the disclosure has a lower transmitting loss, a large power capacity, and a high directional qualification. The directional coupler is capable of ensuring a higher passive intermodulation qualification. The advantages of the embodiments of the present disclosure are easier assembly, good uniformity of the qualifications, and adaptability for various application environments. The directional coupler of the disclosure ensures different parameter qualifications, and is simple to assemble, so that the low cost is achieved. | 11-12-2009 |
20090295499 | DIRECTIONAL COUPLER - A directional coupler includes two parallel coupled lines and two sector metal plates. The two sector metal plates are connected to a middle portion of each of the two coupled lines. Central angles of the two sector metal plate are less than 90 degrees. | 12-03-2009 |
20100033265 | MINIATURE QUADRATURE HYBRID - A radio frequency (RF) directional coupler ( | 02-11-2010 |
20100102898 | COUPLER - Various directional coupler arrangements are disclosed. For instance, an apparatus includes first, second, and third conductive patterns disposed on a substrate. Each of these conductive patterns includes a first end and an opposite second end. Moreover, each of these conductive patterns includes a first protrusion at its first end and a second protrusion at its second end. | 04-29-2010 |
20100134201 | Broadband Directional Coupler with Adjustable Directionality - A directional coupler for the directional transmission of high-frequency signals provides at least three lines and at least three ports. Two lines of the three lines are connected in a conductive manner at least at their ends. A third line is arranged between the two first lines and coupled to the latter in an electromagnetic manner. In this context, the high-frequency signal is transmitted from the third line to the first line and second line. The coupling is implemented via a coupling gap. | 06-03-2010 |
20100148885 | Complementary-conducting-strip Coupled-line - This invention discloses a complementary-conducting-strip coupled-line (CCS CL). The CCS CL includes a substrate, m layers of mesh ground planes interlacing with m−1 layer(s) of first inter-media-dielectric (IMD) to form a stack structure on the substrate, a second IMD layer being on the stack structure, and n metal lines being on the second IMD layer and being edge-coupled with each other. Wherein, the m−1 first IMD layer(s) has(have) a plurality of vias to connect matching mesh ground planes, therein, m≧2 and m is a nature number, n≧2 and n is a nature number. | 06-17-2010 |
20100171564 | DIRECTIONAL COUPLER - A directional coupler includes a main line connected at a first end to an input port and at a second end to an output port, a coupled line connected at a first end to a coupled port and at a second end to an isolated port, and a phase shifter connected at a first end to the isolated port and at a second end to the coupled port. The phase shifter phase shifts a second reflected wave component such that the second reflected wave component is opposite in phase to a first reflected wave component, the second reflected wave component traveling from the output port to the coupled port through the isolated port and the phase shifter, the first reflected wave component traveling from the output port to the coupled port through the coupled line. | 07-08-2010 |
20100194489 | Directional coupler including impedance matching and impedance transforming attenuator - The present invention provides a compact weakly coupled directional coupler combined with an integrated impedance transformation and matching circuit where the impedance transformation and matching circuit facilitates the fabrication of a highly miniaturized directional coupler with optimum electrical performance where the physical dimensions of the coupled transmission lines fall inside the constraints of the fabrication process. | 08-05-2010 |
20100194490 | Microstrip Technology Hyperfrequency Signal Coupler - The present invention relates to a power coupler for hyperfrequency signals. The single-section coupler with microstrip lines comprises a dielectric substrate, a main line and a secondary line comprising a coupling section, the lines being deposited on the substrate, the main line being substantially rectilinear and uniform over its entire length, the coupling section comprising a protuberance at each of its ends, the protuberances being interlinked by a portion of conductive line of which the section, the shape and the disposition are adapted to minimize the coupling between said portion and the main line relative to the coupling made between the protuberances and the main line. The invention applies notably to the measurement of the power of a signal passing through a transmission line. | 08-05-2010 |
20100225416 | Multi-Section Velocity Compensated Microstrip Directional Coupler - A directional coupler having (a) a first coupled microstrip section having a first terminus (T | 09-09-2010 |
20100231322 | ON-CHIP MILLIMETER WAVE LANGE COUPLER - A Lange coupler having a first plurality of lines on a first level and a second plurality of lines on a second level. At least one line on the first level is cross-coupled to a respective line on the second level via electromagnetic waves traveling through the first and second plurality of lines. The first and second plurality of lines may be made of metal, and the first level may be higher than the second level. A substrate may be provided into which the first and second plurality of lines are etched so as to define an on-chip Lange coupler. | 09-16-2010 |
20100265006 | Evanescent electromagnetic wave conversion methods II - Apparatus, methods, and systems provide conversion of evanescent electromagnetic waves to non-evanescent electromagnetic waves and/or conversion of non-evanescent electromagnetic waves to evanescent electromagnetic waves. In some approaches the conversion includes propagation of electromagnetic waves within an indefinite electromagnetic medium, and the indefinite medium may include an artificially-structured material such as a layered structure or other metamaterial. | 10-21-2010 |
20110001576 | POWER AMPLIFIER MODULE - A power amplifier module comprises a power amplifier disposed in a coreless substrate and a directional coupler disposed in a coreless substrate and connected to the power amplifier. | 01-06-2011 |
20110043299 | Compact On-Chip Branchline Coupler Using Slow Wave Transmission Line - Branchline coupler structure using slow wave transmission line effect having both large inductance and large capacitance per unit length. The branchline coupler structure includes a plurality of quarter-wavelength transmission lines, at least one of which includes a high impedance arm and a low impedance arm. The high and low impedances are relative to each other. The high impedance arm includes a plurality of narrow cells and having an inductance of nL and a capacitance of C/n, and the low impedance arm includes a plurality of wide cells and having an inductance of L/n and capacitance of nC. The wide and narrow cells are relative to each other, and the wide and narrow cells are adjacent each other to form a signal layer having step discontinuous alternative widths. | 02-24-2011 |
20110057746 | DIRECTIONAL COUPLER - A directional coupler includes capacitive elements electrically connected to a coupled port and an isolated port, respectively, for a coupled line on a chip (on-chip). The capacitive elements serve as matching capacitive elements and may be MIM (Metal Insulator Metal) capacitors on a substrate. A first end of a first of the capacitive elements is connected between the coupled port and the coupled line and a second end is grounded. A first end of a second of the capacitive elements is connected between the isolated port and the coupled line and a second end is grounded. | 03-10-2011 |
20110148544 | DIRECTIONAL COUPLER - A directional coupler includes a dielectric substrate having at least an input terminal and an output terminal on a surface thereof, a main line disposed in the dielectric substrate and extending between the input terminal and the output terminal, a first coupling line for monitoring a level of an input signal which is input through the input terminal, the first coupling line being disposed in the dielectric substrate and having an end electrically connected to a first terminating resistor, and a second coupling line for monitoring a level of a reflected signal which is input through the output terminal, the second coupling line being disposed in the dielectric substrate and having an end electrically connected to a second terminating resistor. | 06-23-2011 |
20110199166 | Directional Coupler - In a directional coupler having flaps on a pair transmission lines to be coupled, structural characteristics such as the distance between adjacent flaps, the length and width of a flap, the direction of projection of the flaps, and whether and to what degree the flaps on the two transmission lines overlap can be selected in order to optimize electrical characteristics of the coupler. | 08-18-2011 |
20110204992 | RADIO FREQUENCY DIRECTIONAL COUPLER DEVICE AND RELATED METHODS - An electronic device may include a printed circuit board (PCB) including a ground plane and having first and second opposing surfaces. The electronic device may also include a radio frequency (RF) directional coupler carried by the first surface of the PCB and including a housing and circuitry therein defining an input port, an output port, and first and second monitoring ports. A first monitoring circuit may be carried by the first surface of the PCB and connected to the first monitoring port. The electronic device may also include a via conductor connected to the second monitoring port and extending through the PCB to the second surface thereof. A second monitoring circuit may also be carried by the second surface of the PCB and connected to the via conductor. | 08-25-2011 |
20110273242 | DIRECTIONAL COUPLER AND WIRELESS COMMUNICATION APPARATUS COMPRISING THEREOF - The present invention relates to a directional coupler | 11-10-2011 |
20110291770 | MICROWAVE DIRECTIONAL COUPLER - Directional couplers are provided. In one embodiment, the directional coupler includes first and second transmission line segments positioned on a first plane and spaced apart by a first distance, third and fourth transmission line segments positioned on a second plane and spaced apart by a second distance, the second plane spaced apart from the first plane, a first conductive segment connecting the first and third transmission line segments, and a second conductive segment connecting the second and fourth transmission line segments, where the first and second transmission line segments are configured to couple energy therebetween, and where the third and fourth transmission line segments are configured to couple energy therebetween. | 12-01-2011 |
20110316646 | SANDWICH STRUCTURE FOR DIRECTIONAL COUPLER - A sandwich strip coupled coupler implemented in a multi-layer substrate, such as a multi-layer printed circuit board. In one example, the sandwich strip coupled coupler includes a main arm having a first main arm section and a second main arm section disposed above the first main arm section, the first and second main arm sections being electrically connected together, and a coupled arm disposed between the first and second main arm sections, the first main arm section, the coupled arm and the second main arm section forming a sandwich structure. | 12-29-2011 |
20120019335 | SELF COMPENSATED DIRECTIONAL COUPLER - A self-compensated strip-coupled directional coupler. In one example, the self-compensated directional coupler includes a main arm formed in a single first layer of a multi-layer substrate, and a coupled arm formed in a single second layer of the multi-layer substrate. One of the coupled arm and the main arm includes a zigzag structure to compensate for misalignment between the first and second layers that can occur during manufacturing. | 01-26-2012 |
20120062333 | PACKAGED COUPLER - A distributed coupler including a first line intended to convey a radio signal between its two ends and a second line intended to sample, by coupling, part of the signal, wherein: one of the lines is formed on an insulating substrate; and the other line is formed in a lead frame supporting the substrate, one line being above the other. | 03-15-2012 |
20120068786 | Forward Coupler with Strip Conductors - A coupler comprises a first line and a second line in each case with two connectors. The lines run in spatial proximity and are coupled. A first connector of the first line and a first connector of the second line are disposed in spatial proximity. A second connector of the first line and a second connector of the second line are disposed in spatial proximity. A signal does not couple or couples only with a high attenuation from the first connector of the first line to the first connector of the second line. The signal is split, in particular, at the design frequency, into largely identical parts to the second connector of the first line and the second connector of the second line. The first line and the second line in this context are strip conductors. | 03-22-2012 |
20120081191 | HIGH POWER MINIATURE RF DIRECTIONAL COUPLER - An RF directional coupler fabricated utilizing a printed circuit structure that includes a plated slot or trough as and electrical conduit. The slot intersects a capture pad at the end of the trace. The plating wraps around to this capture pad making the trough a hollow trace. The hollow trace allows a large surface area to be parallel in the same plane. The smooth surface of the routed slot allows for a smooth copper surface unlike a typical wall of a hole or treated copper. These unique vertical edge plated troughs inside the coupler providing two significant advantages over previous coupling techniques. First, the surface area of the lines is greater which greatly increases its power handling capability. Second, the mainline and coupled lines all lie in the same plane simplifying construction of the coupler into a pick and place circuit. | 04-05-2012 |
20120105170 | DIRECTIONAL COUPLERS FOR USE IN ELECTRONIC DEVICES, AND METHODS OF USE THEREOF - Embodiments include directional couplers, electronic devices within which they are incorporated, and methods for using directional couplers. An embodiment of a directional coupler includes a set of coupled lines and a reflection coefficient manipulator. The set of coupled lines includes first and second conductive structures. The first conductive structure has a first port, a second port, and a substantially linear, first conductive central portion between the first port and the second port. The second conductive structure has a third port, a fourth port, and a substantially linear, second conductive central portion between the third port and the fourth port. The reflection coefficient manipulator is integrated with the set of coupled lines and is disposed in proximity to a gap between the first and second conductive structures. The reflection coefficient manipulator, which includes slots, protrusions, or both, is configured to equate reflection coefficients of the first and second conductive structures. | 05-03-2012 |
20120119846 | DIRECTIONAL COUPLER - A directional coupler includes: a main strip line connected between a first input terminal and a first output terminal and transmitting high-frequency signals; a sub strip line connected between a second input terminal and a second output terminal, located parallel to the main strip line, and electromagnetically coupled to the main strip line; and a first capacitor connected in parallel with the main strip line or the sub strip line, wherein an LC resonant circuit is constituted by inductances of the main strip line and sub strip line and capacitance of the first capacitor, and the LC resonant circuit resonates with respect to a high-frequency signal propagating from the first input terminal to the second output terminal. | 05-17-2012 |
20120229230 | Impedance Transforming Coupler - A coupler circuit that includes two parallel coupled transmission lines (first transmission line and second transmission line) and a third transmission line, one end of the third transmission line connects to the end of first transmission line at one side, the other end of the third transmission line connects to the end of the second transmission line at the other side. Various coupling value and impedance transforming ratio can be achieved by select corresponding even and odd mode impedance of the coupled transmission lines and characteristic impedance of the crossing transmission line. | 09-13-2012 |
20120242423 | INTEGRATED HYBRID-DIRECT COUPLERS - An integrated coupler may vertically integrate a hybrid coupler and a directional coupler. The hybrid coupler may include a first quarter-wave metallic strip dielectrically coupled to a second quarter-wave strip. The directional coupler may include the second quarter-wave metallic strip dielectrically coupled to a third metallic strip. The first quarter-wave metallic strip may receive a first input signal. The second quarter-wave metallic strip may receive a second input signal, and it may superimpose the first quarter-wave metallic strip along a vertical space, so as to combine power received from the first input signal and the second input signal to form an output signal. The third quarter-wave metallic strip may superimpose the second quarter-wave metallic strip along the vertical space, so as to sample the output signal of the second quarter-wave metallic strip. | 09-27-2012 |
20130147576 | HIGH DIRECTIVITY DIRECTIONAL COUPLER - Systems and methods for achieving high directivity (>20 dB) coupling over a reasonable frequency bandwidth on a microstrip transmission line. An exemplary coupler cancels out-of-phase, coupled reflected power signals on the transmission line thereby increasing the directivity. | 06-13-2013 |
20130194055 | DIRECTIONAL COUPLER - A directional coupler has a first line capable of transmitting a high-frequency signal therethrough and a second line arranged for electromagnetic coupling with the first line in a laminated board. The first line and the second line are routed on a first conductor layer to extend in close proximity to and in parallel with each other, to form an intra-layer coupling zone for developing electromagnetic coupling between the first line and the second line. The second line is routed on a second conductor layer such that the second line partially overlaps with the first line disposed on the first conductor layer with respect to a length-wise direction, when viewed in plan, to form an inter-layer coupling space for developing electromagnetic coupling between the second line on the second conductor layer and the first line on the first conductor layer. | 08-01-2013 |
20130229239 | LANGE COUPLER AND FABRICATION METHOD - A Lange coupler comprises an unbroken peripheral ground conductor surrounding input, through, coupled and isolated conductor strips coupled to input, through, coupled and isolated ports of the Lange coupler respectively, wherein the peripheral ground conductor and input and through conductor strips are arranged on a first metal layer. | 09-05-2013 |
20140118082 | FORWARD COUPLED DIRECTIONAL COUPLER - Described is a directional coupler for forward coupling energy from an input port to a coupling port. The directional coupler has a coupling factor and an operating frequency and an operating wavelength corresponding to the operating frequency. | 05-01-2014 |
20140152396 | Directional Coupler - A directional coupler includes a first conductive track, a second conductive track, and a conductive structure. The conductive structure includes a first partial region that is arranged nearer to the first conductive track than the first conductive track is to the second conductive track. The conductive structure also includes a second partial region that is arranged nearer to the second conductive track than the first conductive track is to the second conductive track. | 06-05-2014 |
20140176255 | Compact micro strip directional coupler with high directivity for broadband applications - The directional coupler supports ultra high bandwidth of 5600 MHz (from 400 MHz to 6 GHz) in compact structure and also provides high directivity of (>15 dB). The coupler uses a two stage micro-strip directional coupler for a frequency range of 400 MHz to 6 GHz, where the first stage supports a frequency of operation from 0.4 to 1 GHZ and the second stage supports a frequency of operation from 1 GHz to 6 GHz and the required coupled port can be chosen using a radio frequency switch as required by the application used in. | 06-26-2014 |
20140285283 | Galvanically Isolated, Directional Coupler - A galvanically isolated, directional coupler, especially for in- and out-coupling of high-frequency measurement signals of a radar fill-level measuring device, wherein two mutually engaging, oppositely bent, conductive traces are provided, wherein the two oppositely bent, conductive traces are so arranged that that they couple with one another over a region of a quarter wavelength (λ/4) of the wavelength associated with the center frequency of the measuring signals and form two groups of laterally coupled, conductive traces, and wherein curved conductive trace portions adjoin each of the two groups of laterally coupled, conductive traces, in each case, over a region, which is less than an eighth wavelength (λ/8) of the wavelength associated with the center frequency. | 09-25-2014 |
20140292440 | DIRECTIONAL COUPLER - Disclosed is a directional coupler including a first hollow portion | 10-02-2014 |
20140368293 | DIRECTIONAL COUPLER - To achieve favorable directivity in a directional coupler, even with a low magnetic-field coupling coefficient, the directional coupler includes a main line, a secondary line, and impedance conversion sections. The main line is connected between a signal input port and a signal output port. The secondary line is coupled to the main line through coupling capacitance and mutual inductance. The impedance conversion sections are connected between the secondary line and a coupling port or an isolation port, and the impedance viewed from the secondary line differs from the impedance viewed from a port side while both impedances viewed from the secondary line are equal. | 12-18-2014 |
20140375395 | COUPLER, ELECTRONIC COMPONENT, AND MANUFACTURING METHOD FOR ELECTRONIC COMPONENT | 12-25-2014 |
20150109069 | DIRECTIONAL COUPLER - A directional coupler includes a multilayer body including a plurality of stacked dielectric layers, a main line including a first main line portion and a second main line portion which are connected in series to each other in this order and that is provided in the multilayer body, and a sub-line including a first sub-line portion and a second sub-line portion which are connected in series to each other in this order, the first sub-line portion being electromagnetically coupled to the first main line portion, the second sub-line portion being electromagnetically coupled to the second main line portion, and the sub-line being provided on one side in a stacking direction with respect to the main line in the multilayer body. The second main line portion is provided on a dielectric layer that is different from a dielectric layer on which the first main line portion is provided and/or the second sub-line portion is provided on a dielectric layer that is different from a dielectric layer on which the first sub-line portion is provided. | 04-23-2015 |
20150137907 | DIRECTIONAL COUPLER HAVING HIGH ISOLATION - Provided is a directional coupler having high isolation, the directional coupler including a first directional coupler including a first main line and a first sub-line, and a second directional coupler including a second main line and a second sub-line, wherein the first directional coupler is connected to the second directional coupler in series. | 05-21-2015 |
20150311577 | DIRECTIONAL COUPLER - A directional coupler includes a multilayer structure formed by stacking a plurality of dielectric layers including first and second dielectric layers; a main line including first and second main line portions that are electrically connected in series to each other; and a sub line electromagnetically coupled with the main line, the sub line including first and second sub line portions that are electrically connected in series to each other. The first main line portion and the first sub line portion are provided on the first dielectric layer. The second main line portion and the second sub line portion are provided on the second dielectric layer. In planar view along a stacking direction, the first main line portion and the second sub line portion overlap one another, and the first sub line portion and the second main line portion overlap one another. | 10-29-2015 |
20150380798 | COUPLER - A coupler comprises a multi-layer wiring substrate. A signal transmission line of the coupler has a first line portion extending in a first direction within a first wiring layer of the multi-layer wiring substrate. A branch line of the coupler has a parallel portion that extends along the first direction in parallel with the first line portion. The branch line is connected to the signal transmission line through first and second connection portions in a second wiring layer. A coupling line is disposed in a wiring layer of the multi-layer wiring substrate that is not the first wiring layer. The coupling line is vertically adjacent, via an insulating layer of the multi-layer wiring substrate, to the parallel portion of the branch line. | 12-31-2015 |
20160028144 | DIRECTIONAL COUPLER - A directional coupler includes a main line, a sub line, and a parasitic element. The main line includes first and second main line portions formed substantially in a spiral shape, as viewed from a first direction. The second main line portion is positioned in a second direction which is perpendicular to the first direction, as viewed from the first direction. The sub line includes first and second sub line portions formed substantially in a spiral shape, as viewed from the first direction. The first and second sub line portions are electromagnetically coupled with the first and second main line portions, respectively. The second sub line portion is positioned in the second direction, as viewed from the first direction. The parasitic element is superposed on the first main line portion and the second sub line portion, as viewed from the first direction. | 01-28-2016 |
20160028145 | DIRECTIONAL COUPLER - A directional coupler includes a main line, a sub line, and a first parasitic element. The main line includes a first main line portion. The sub line includes a first sub line portion electromagnetically coupled with the first main line portion. The first parasitic element receives a first magnetic flux which is generated by the first main line portion when a current flows through the first main line portion and generates a second magnetic flux passing through the first sub line portion due to electromagnetic induction. | 01-28-2016 |
20160028363 | WIDE BAND DIRECTIONAL COUPLER - A wide band directional coupler comprises a first transmission line, a second transmission line and at least one inductor, wherein the first transmission line and the second transmission line are adjacent each other, and the inductor connects to the second transmission. As a RF signal passes through the first transmission line, the second transmission line will couple with the RF signal in the first transmission line to generate a coupling signal. The inductor is connected to the second transmission line to improve the coupling factor and/or the insertion loss of the wide band directional coupler at high frequency band. | 01-28-2016 |
20160056521 | Miniaturized Multi-Section Directional Coupler Using Multi-Layer MMIC Process - A miniaturized multi-sectioned, directional coupler using a multi-layer MMIC process, the coupler comprising, a monolithic microwave integrated circuit, having a central section with a relatively tight coupling, surrounded by sections of lighter coupling, the relatively tight coupling being comprised of a pair of spiral coupled lines, and the lighter coupling being comprised of meandered edge couple lines with capacitive loading of the lines in several places. | 02-25-2016 |
20160172736 | MINIATURE WIDEBAND QUADRATURE HYBRID | 06-16-2016 |
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20220140462 | DIRECTIONAL COUPLER, RADIO COMMUNICATION DEVICE, AND CONTROL METHOD - A directional coupler is provided that includes a primary line that transmits signals from a first terminal to a second terminal; a secondary line that gets coupled with the primary line and draws some of the signals into a third terminal; a first switching unit that switches the connection destination of the third terminal between one end of the secondary line and the other end thereof; a first impedance regulating unit that is installed in between one end of the secondary line and the ground, and that changes the impedance according to the frequency of the signals; a second impedance regulating unit that is installed in between the other end of the secondary line and the ground, and changes the impedance according to the frequency of the signals; and a resonance circuit that is installed in between the first switching unit and the third terminal, and that changes the impedance of the third terminal according to the frequency of the signals. | 05-05-2022 |