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Rectangular Waveguide H-Plane Step Discontinuity - Equivalent Reactance for Change in Height
This method actually does not apply in this kind of discontinuity. See Pozar Problem 4.1, which directly shows that using this type of modal analysis results in a nonsensical result of having zero ref …
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Rectangular Waveguide H-Plane Step Discontinuity - Equivalent Reactance for Change in Height
I have been reading Pozar's Microwave Engineering, and in Section 4.6, he goes through the analysis to determine the reactance of a discontinuity between two coupled waveguides. In that chapter, he de …