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Notes 20

ECE 5317-6351 Microwave Engineering

Fall 2011

Prof. David R. JacksonDept. of ECE

Power Dividers and Couplers Part 2

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Directional Couplers

Four-Port Networks

Consider a reciprocal 4-port network with matched ports:

12 13 14

12 23 24

13 23 34

14 24 34

0

0

0

0

S S S

S S SS

S S S

S S S

14 23 0S S

The device is called a “directional coupler” if:

If lossless [S] is unitary.

There are 6 degrees of freedom (independent S parameters).

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Directional Couplers

Directional coupler:

12 13

12 24

13 34

24 34

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

S S

S SS

S S

S S

There are now 4 degrees of freedom.

All ports are matched.

No power flows to port 4 from in the input port 1 (i.e., port 4 is “isolated”).

Ports 2 and 3 are isolated (power incident on port 2 does not get to port 3 and vice versa).

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Directional Couplers

Directional coupler symbol:

All ports are matched.

No power flows to port 4 from in the input port 1 (i.e., port 4 is “isolated”).

Ports 2 and 3 are isolated (power incident on port 2 does not get to port 3 and vice versa).

1 2

34

Input Through

Isolated Coupled

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Directional Couplers

2 2

12 13

* *12 13 24 34

13 24

1

0

S S

S S S S

S S

(Dot column 1 with its conjugate)

(Dot column 2 with the conjugate of column 3)

(Dot column 1 dotted with its conjugate, subtract from column 2 dotted with its conj

12 34 S S

ugate)

(Dot column 2 dotted with its conjugate, subtract from column 3 dotted with its conjugate,

and use the with previous result above)

12 13

12 24

13 34

24 34

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

S S

S SS

S S

S S

From the unitary property of the matrix, we have the following results:

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12 34

13 24,j j

S S

S e S e

2 2 2 212 13

* *12 13 24 34

1 1

0 0

1 0

2

j j

jj

S S

S S S S e e

e e

n

Choose

Directional Couplers (cont.)

The first equation is really just a choice of reference planes on ports 2 and 3, which makes these parameters real.

(usually, n = 0)

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( / 2)

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

j

jS

j

j

0;

0 0

0 0 -

0 0

0 - 0

S

Two possible choices:

1) Symmetrical coupler

2) Anti-symmetrical coupler

Directional Couplers (cont.)

Example: 90o quadrature hybrid coupler

Example: 180o rat-race hybrid coupler

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-1

111

-10log -20logdB PRL S

P

1

3 31

110log 20log -20logdB P

CP S

Assume a signal into port 1

Return loss

Coupling

Directional Couplers (cont.)

Input Through

Isolated Coupled

1 2

34

1P

3P

2P

4P

1P

Ideally + dB

Assume ports 2-4 are matched.

3 31

4 41 41

10log 20log 20logdB P SD

P S S

1

4 41

110log 20logdB P

IP S

Directivity

Ideally + dB

IsolationIdeally + dB

A “hybrid” coupler is one for which the coupling is 3 dB (equal power split at the output ports 2 and 3):

dB dB dBI D C Note :

31

1; 3 dB

2dBS C

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90o (Quadrature) Hybrid Coupler

“A quadrature coupler is one in which the input is split into two signals (usually with a goal of equal magnitudes) that are 90 degrees apart in phase. Types of quadrature couplers include branchline couplers (also known as quadrature hybrid couplers), Lange couplers and overlay couplers.”

http://www.microwaves101.com/encyclopedia/Quadrature_couplers.cfm

Taken from “Microwaves 101”

This is very useful for obtaining circular polarization: There is a 90o phase difference between ports 2 and 3.

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90o hybrid

1 2

4 3

The quadrature hybrid is a lossless 4-port (the S matrix is unitary ).

All four ports are matched.

The device is reciprocal (the S matrix is symmetric.)

Port 4 is isolated from port 1 and ports 2 and 3 are isolated from each other.

Quadrature Hybrid Coupler (cont.)

0 1 0

0 0 1-1

1 0 02

0 1 0

j

jS

j

j

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The signal from port 1 splits evenly between ports 2 and 3, with a 90o phase difference.

The signal from port 4 splits evenly between ports 2 and 3, with a -90o phase difference.

The quadrature hybrid is usually used as a splitter:

90o hybrid

1 2

4 3

+90o out of phase -90o out of phase

21 31S jS

24 34S jS

Quadrature Hybrid Coupler (cont.)

Can be used to produce right-handed circular polarization.

Can be used to produce left-handed circular polarization.

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0 1 0

0 0 1-1

1 0 02

0 1 0

j

jS

j

j

0Z

4g

1 2

34

4g

0 2Z

0 2Z

plane of symmetry (POS)

0Z

0Z

0Z

0Z0Z

(Branch-line coupler)

A microstrip realization is shown here.

Quadrature Hybrid Coupler (cont.)

Note: We only need to study what happens when we excite port 1, since the structure is symmetric. We use even/odd mode analysis (exciting ports 1 and 4) to figure out what happens when we excite port 1.

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Even Analysis

3 2

4 1

e e

e e

V V

V V

0Z

0Z 0Z

1eV 2

eV

3eV4

eV

V

V

0 2Z

0 2Z

8s gl

4g

OC OCOCOC

OC

0Z

0Z0Z

Quadrature Hybrid Coupler (cont.)

0

0

0

tan

tan / 4

s s sY jY l

jY

jY

0 01 /Y Z

0Z 0Z0Z 2V

4g

1eV 2

eV

0jY 0jY

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Odd Analysis

3 2

4 1

-

-

o o

o o

V V

V V

0Z 0Z0Z 2V

4g

1oV 2

oV

0- jY0- jY

Quadrature Hybrid Coupler (cont.)

0Z

0Z 0Z

1oV 2

oV

3oV

4oV

V

V

0 2Z

0 2Z

8s gl

4g

SC SCSCSC

OC

0Z

0Z0Z

0

0

0

cot

cot / 4

s s sY jY l

jY

jY

0 01 /Y Z

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Consider the general case:

0

+

- Y jY

for even

for odd

0

4

0

021 0

1 20

Y

jZ

ABCD ABCDY j

Z

Y

0Z 0Z0 2Z

4g Y

2-port

4

Y YABCD ABCD ABCD ABCD

Quadrature Hybrid Coupler (cont.)

Quarter-wave lineShunt load on line

.

0

0

cos sin

/ sin cos

line

line

line

jZ

ABCD

j Z D

In general:

0 0 / 2

/ 2

lineZ Z

Here :

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0

0

0 0

0

0 0

20 0

0

021 0 1 0

1 120

2 21 0

1 20

2 2

2

2 2

jZ

ABCDY Yj

Z

jZ Y jZ

Y j

Z

jZ Y jZ

jZ Y j jZ Y

Z

Quadrature Hybrid Coupler (cont.)Hence we have

0

+

-

jY

Z

for even

for odd

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0 00

2

0 00 0 0

0

0 0

0

0

1

2 2

11 2

2

11

112

jjZ jZ

ZABCD

j j jjZ jZ

Z Z Z

j j jZ

jj j jZ Z

jZ

jZ

Quadrature Hybrid Coupler (cont.)

Continuing with the algebra, we have

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0

0

0

11

112

e

jZ

ABCDjZ

0

1-0

21-

02

e

j

Sj

Quadrature Hybrid Coupler (cont.)

Hence we have

Convert this to S parameters (use Table 4.2 in Pozar):

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2 3 4

-1

111 0a a a

VS

V

11 0S

- - - - - -1 1 1 1 1 1

11

11 11

1

2 2

10 0

2

e o e o e o

e o

V V V V V VS

V V V V V

S S

0Z

0Z 0Z

0 2Z

0 2Z

4g

4g

1V 2V

4V3V

-3V

-2V

-1V

1V

-4V

0Z

0Z0Z

Quadrature Hybrid Coupler (cont.)

Hence

11 22 33 44 0S S S S By symmetry:

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- - - -

2 2 2 221 21 21

1

2 2

1 -1- 1-

2 2 2

-

2

e o e oe oV V V V

S S SV V V

j j

j

21 12 43 34

-

2

jS S S S By symmetry and reciprocity:

Quadrature Hybrid Coupler (cont.)

2 3 4

-2

211 0a a a

VS

V

0Z

0Z 0Z

0 2Z

0 2Z

4g

4g

1V 2V

4V3V

-3V

-2V

-1V

1V

-4V

0Z

0Z0Z

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2 3 4

-3

311 0a a a

VS

V

31 13 24 42

-1

2S S S S By symmetry and reciprocity:

Quadrature Hybrid Coupler (cont.)

- - - - - -

3 3 3 3 2 231 21 21

1-

2 2 2

1 -1- 1--

2 2 2

-1

2

e o e o e oe oV V V V V V

S S SV V V V

j j

0Z

0Z 0Z

0 2Z

0 2Z

4g

4g

1V 2V

4V3V

-3V

-2V

-1V

1V

-4V

0Z

0Z0Z

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2 3 4

-4

411 0a a a

VS

V

41 14 23 32 0S S S S By symmetry and reciprocity:

Quadrature Hybrid Coupler (cont.)0Z

0Z 0Z

0 2Z

0 2Z

4g

4g

1V 2V

4V3V

-3V

-2V

-1V

1V

-4V

0Z

0Z0Z

- - - - - -

4 4 4 4 1 141 11 11

1- 0

2 2 2

e o e o e oe oV V V V V V

S S SV V V V

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Summary

0 1 0

0 0 1-1

1 0 02

0 1 0

j

jS

j

j

Quadrature Hybrid Coupler (cont.)

0Z

4g

1 2

34

4g

0 2Z

0 2Z0Z

0Z

0Z

0Z0Z

The input power to port 1 divides evenly between ports 2 and 3, with ports 2 and 3 being 90o out of phase.

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180o Hybrid Coupler (Rat-Race Ring Hybrid)

http://www.microwaves101.com/encyclopedia/ratrace_couplers.cfm

Taken from “Microwaves 101”

“Applications of rat-race couplers are numerous, and include mixers and phase shifters. The rat-race gets its name from its circular shape, shown below.”

Figure 7.42 of PozarPhotograph of a

microstrip ring hybrid.Courtesy of M. D. Abouzahra, MIT

Lincoln Laboratory

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Rat-Race Ring Hybrid (cont.)

180o hybrid

1 2

4 3

0 1 1 0

1 0 0 -1-

1 0 0 12

0 -1 1 0

jS

The rat race is a lossless 4-port (the S matrix is unitary).

All four ports are matched.

The device is reciprocal (the S matrix is symmetric).

Port 4 is isolated from port 1 and ports 2 and 3 are isolated from each other.

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The signal from the “sum port” (port 1) splits evenly between ports 2 and 3, in phase.

The signal from the “difference port” (port 4) splits evenly between ports 1 and 2, 180o out of phase.

The rat race can be used as a splitter:

180o hybrid

1 2

4 3

In phase

180o out of phase

Rat-Race Ring Hybrid (cont.)

21 31S S

24 34S S

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The signal from the sum port (port 1) is the sum of the input signals 1 and 2.

The signal from the difference port (port 4) is the difference of the input signals 1 and 2.

The rat race can be used as a combiner:

180o hybrid

1 2

4 3

Signal 1 (V1)

Signal 2 (V2)

Rat-Race Ring Hybrid (cont.)

12 13S S

42 43S S

1 2 12V V S

1 2 42V V S

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0 1 1 0

1 0 0 -1-

1 0 0 12

0 -1 1 0

jS

2

0Z

02Z

/ 4g

1

3

4

4g

3 / 4g

0Z

0Z

0Z

A microstrip realization is shown here.

Rat-Race Ring Hybrid (cont.)

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0 1 1 0

1 0 0 -1-

1 0 0 12

0 -1 1 0

jS

180o Hybrid Coupler (Magic T)A waveguide realization of a 180o hybrid coupler is shown here, called a “Magic T.”

“Magic T”

Note the logo!

IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Society

Please see p. 361 of Pozar.

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Rat-Race Ring Hybrid (cont.)

2

0Z

02Z

/ 4g

1

3

4

4g

3 / 4g

Plane of symmmetry

0Z

0Z

0Z

1 2

3 4

4g 3

4g

02Z0Z

2V

1V

V

4V

3V

0Z

/ 4g

/ 4g

02Z02Z

0Z 0Z02Z

Layout Schematic

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Even Analysis

1 2

3 4

8g 3

8g

02Z0Z

2eV

1eV

V

4eV

3eV

V

0Z

OC

OC

OCOC

02Z

02Z

0

2

jY0

2

jY

0Z 0Z02Z

Rat-Race Ring Hybrid (cont.)

1 0 1 1

0

0

tan

/ 2 tan / 4

/ 2

s s s sY jY l

j Y

jY

0 0

0 0

1/

/ 2s

Y Z

Y Y

2 0 2 2

0

0

tan

/ 2 tan 3 / 4

/ 2

s s s sY jY l

j Y

jY

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1 2

3 4

8g

3

8g

02Z0Z

-2oV

-1oV

V

-04V-

3oV

-V

SC

SC

SCSC

0Z

0Z 0Z

Rat-Race Ring Hybrid (cont.)

Odd Analysis

0

2

jY 0

2

jY

0Z 0Z02Z

1 0 1

0

0

cot

/ 2 cot / 4

/ 2

s s s sY jY l

j Y

jY

0 01 /Y Z

1 0 2

0

0

cot

/ 2 cot 3 / 4

/ 2

s s s sY jY l

j Y

jY

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0

0 00

0

0

0

0

0

0

1 0 1 00 2

11 10

2 22

1 0 1 2

11 0

2 2

1 2

21

e

j ZABCD jY jY

jZ

j Z

jYj

Z

j Z

jZ

Proceeding as for the 90o coupler, we have:

Rat-Race Ring Hybrid (cont.)

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0

0

0

1 2

21

e

j Z

ABCDjZ

0

1 1-

1 12e

jS

Converting from the ABCD matrix to the S matrix, we have

Rat-Race Ring Hybrid (cont.)

Table 4.2 in Pozar

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21 12 34 43-

2( )

jS S S S

symmetry and reciprocity

2 3 4

-1

111 0a a a

VS

V

2 3 4

-2

211 0a a a

VS

V

Rat-Race Ring Hybrid (cont.)For the S parameters coming from port 1 excitation, we then have:

- -

1 111 11 11

1

2 21 -

2 2 2

0

e oe oV V

S S SVj j

- -

2 221 21 21

1

2 21 - -

2 2 2

-

2

e oe oV V

S S SVj j

j

11 33 0

( )

S S symmetry

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31 13 -2

( )

jS S

symmetry

22 44

23 32 14 41

24 42

0

0

2

S S

S S S S

jS S

2 3 4

-3

311 0a a a

VS

V

Similarly, exciting port 2, and using symmetry and reciprocity, we have the following results:

Rat-Race Ring Hybrid (cont.)

- -

3 331 11 11

1-

2 2

1 --

2 2 2

-

2

e oe oV V

S S SV

j j

j

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0 1 1 0

1 0 0 -1-

1 0 0 12

0 -1 1 0

jS

2

0Z

02Z

/ 4g

1

3

4

4g

3 / 4g

0Z

0Z

0Z

Summary

Rat-Race Ring Hybrid (cont.)