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Theory of Waveguides

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Applications of Advanced Electromagnetics

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The analytical and numerical models and methods of waveguides and integrated transmission lines are reviewed in this Chapter. Among them are the separation of the variables method and the transverse resonance one. Engineering formulas obtained by the conformal technique for most used integrated transmission lines are given and the accuracy of them are considered. The strong numerical EM methods are represented here by the finite difference time domain techniques, transmission line matrix method, finite element method, and the integral equation models of transmission lines. There are 101 references given for the Readers who wish to obtain more knowledge on the EM theory of waveguides and transmission lines. 17 figures are included into the text of 43 pages to explain the waveguides and integrated transmission lines.

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Kouzaev, G.A. (2013). Theory of Waveguides. In: Applications of Advanced Electromagnetics. Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering, vol 169. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-30310-4_2

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