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A Design of Dual Band Amplifiers Using CRLH Transmission Line Structure

Authors
Lim, JongsikJeon, YuckhwanHan, Sang-MinJeong, YongchaeAhn, Dal
Issue Date
May-2012
Publisher
Oxford University Press
Keywords
composite right/left handed; CRLH; amplifiers
Citation
IEICE Transactions on Electronics, v.E95C, no.5, pp 964 - 967
Pages
4
Journal Title
IEICE Transactions on Electronics
Volume
E95C
Number
5
Start Page
964
End Page
967
URI
https://scholarworks.bwise.kr/sch/handle/2021.sw.sch/15215
DOI
10.1587/transele.E95.C.964
ISSN
0916-8524
1745-1353
Abstract
A design of dual band amplifier using composite right/left handed (CRLH) transmission line structure is described. First, two single-band matching networks are designed for two frequencies, and they are synthesized into one dual band matching network. It is shown that CRLH transmission lines with arbitrary dual frequencies and dual electrical lengths can be designed. The CRLH transmission line section for the dual band matching network is implemented by lumped inductors and capacitors as the left handed (LH) section, and normal transmission line elements as the right handed (RH) section. As an example, a dual band amplifier for 1800 MHz and 2300 MHz is designed and measured. The simulated and measured performances well verify the proposed design by showing good matching and gain responses at the desired frequencies.
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