Aa. Vertiy et al., CIRCULAR GROOVE SHAPED RESONATOR FOR MILLIMETER WAVES, International journal of infrared and millimeter waves, 17(10), 1996, pp. 1613-1637
In millimeter wave lengths region semiconductor generators, amplifiers
, mixers and other solid state UHF devices find a wide application. Ln
our work, we suggested to use a Circular Through-Shaped Resonator for
obtaining power combination using active elements at frequency region
Delta f approximate to 20-40 GHz. The resonator is formed by two plan
e aluminum reflectors. The first reflector has a circular groove. The
second reflector has coupling elements. The first and the second refle
ctors are considered as a ring groove shaped waveguide. A resonator sp
ectrum was calculated and analyzed in the frequency range Delta f appr
oximate to 20-40 GHz. It is showed that, in the given frequency range
the resonator spectrum has a complicated structure and is formed by a
series of spectrum lines; a frequency range between the series increas
es with the frequency increasing. We studied on transmission coefficie
nt of the resonator, frequency shifts of spectrum lines when inserting
a thin (t/lambda approximate to 0.003) dielectric substrates into the
resonator, and also attenuation constants of waves propagating in cir
cular groove (due to losses in metal). The calculating results are in
agreement with experimental results. The obtained results may be used
in creation of UHF devices in millimeter wavelengths region intended t
o generation, amplification and processing of the investigated signals
; in dielectrometry etc.