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9780470512159

Software VNA and Microwave Network Design and Characterisation

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    9780470512159

  • ISBN10:

    0470512156

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2007-06-05
  • Publisher: WILEY

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Summary

This book is a practical introduction and guide to microwave network analysis and circuit design, focusing on the vector network analyser (VNA) technique and simulation models. Accompanying VNA software (created by the author) gives the user the opportunity to see how a VNA operates and can be used for microwave measurements, data anaylsis, manipulation and comparison. It also provides a simulator that can be used to design a number of microwave circuits, allowing users to build circuits and study the properties of components and devices. The book begins by setting out the basic theory of network analysis, and defining network parameters. The following chapter describes in detail the installation and functions of the VNA software, before moving on to present built-in device models, analysing the associated equations and their limitations. The final two chapters summarise circuit design and operation principles for impedence matching, transformation, resonators, power dividers, coupler, filters and amplifiers, also giving design examples for these circuits.

Author Biography

Zhipeng Wu is currently a Professor in the Microwave and Communications Group in the School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at the University of Manchester. His research interests are in the field of antennas and propagation for wireless and mobile communications, tomographic systems and sensors, and microwave engineering, and he has taught many courses on these topics including Masters courses in microwave measurements and communication systems, and senior undergraduate courses in microwave components and systems and communication principles. He has been at the university since 1998, and was elevated, in 2005 to become a Senior Member of the IEEE and Fellow of the IEE. He has been invited to be a program committee member of a number of international conferences, and will the Chair of the Technical Program Committee for the International Workshop on Antenna Technology in 2007. He has co-authored the book Radiowave Propagation Over Ground (Kluwer, 1993) and the accompanying software to this book, and also the vector network analyser (VNA) software for the proposed book. Along with this, he has written a chapter in the Wiley Encyclopedia of RF and Microwave Engineering (Wiley, 2005), and the book Dielectric Resonator Antennas (Research Studies Press, 2003), and authored over 120 conference and journal publications.

Table of Contents

Foreword
Preface
Introduction to Network Analysis of Microwave Circuits
One-Port Network
Total Voltage and Current Analysis
Transmission-Reflection Analysis
Voltage and Current
Reflection Coefficient
Power
Introduction of a 1 and b 1
Z in Terms of G
Smith Chart
Impedance Chart
Admittance Chart
Terminated Transmission Line
Two-Port Network
Total Quantity Network Parameters
Determination of Z, Y and ABCD Parameters
Properties of Z, Y and ABCD Parameters
Scattering Parameters
Determination of S-parameters
Relation between a and b and Total Voltages and Currents
Power in Terms of a and b
Signal Flow Chart
Properties of S-parameters
Power Flow in a Terminated Two-Port Network
Conversions between Z, Y and ABCD and S-parameters
Single Impedance Two-port Network
S-parameters for Single Series Impedance
S-parameters for Single Shunt Impedance
Two-Port Chart
Single Series Impedance Network
Single Shunt Impedance Network
Scaling Property
Applications of the Two-Port Chart
Identification of Pure Resonance
Q-factor Measurements
Resonance with Power-Dependent Losses
Impedance or Admittance Measurement Using the Two-Port Chart
S-parameters of Common One- and Two-Port Networks
Connected Two-Port Networks
T-Junction
Cascaded Two-Port Networks
Two-Port Networks in Series and Parallel Connections
Scattering Matrix of Microwave Circuits Composed of Multi-port Devices
S-parameters of a Multi-port Device
S-parameters of a Microwave Circuit
Introduction to Software VNA
How to Install
The Software VNA
Stimulus Functions
Parameter Functions
Format Functions
Response Functions
Menu Block
Summary of Unlabelled-key Functions
Preset
Device Under Test (DUT)
Circuit Simulator
Circuit Simulation Procedures and Example
Device Builders and Models
Lossless Transmission Line
One- and Two-Port Standards
Discrete RLC Components: One-Port Impedance Load
Discrete RLC Components: Two-Port Series Impedance
Discrete RLC Components: Two-Port Shunt Admittance
General Transmission Line
Transmission Line Components: Two-Port Serial Transmission Line Stub
Transmission Line Components: Two-Port Parallel Transmission Line Stub
Ideal Two-Port Components: Attenuator/Gain Block
Ideal Two-Port Components: 1:N and N:1 Transformer
Ideal Two-Port Components: Isolator
Ideal Two-Port Components: Gyrator
Ideal Two-Port Components: Circulator
Physical Transmission Lines: Coaxial Line
Physical Transmission Lines: Microstrip Line
Physical Transmission Lines: Stripline
Physical Transmission Lines: Coplanar Waveguide
Physical Transmission Lines: Coplanar Strips
Physical Line Discontinuities: Coaxial Line Discontinuities
Step Discontinuity
Gap Discontinuity
Open-End Discontinuity
Physical Line Discontinuities: Microstrip Line Discontinuities
Step Discontinuity
Gap Discontinuity
Bend Discontinuity
Slit Discontinuity
Open-End Discontinuity
Physical Line Discontinuities: Stripline Discontinuities
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