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Study of The Loss of Energy of Microwave Propagation Through Microstripline Structure

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Microwave Integrated circuits (MIC’S) have changed since the days of large scale waveguides and co-axial component arrays to small light weight assemblies with introduction of microwave striplines microslotlines, coplanar strip lines and coplanar waveguide etc. There are different transmission structures used for sending the message information, ideas and power (energy) from one place to another how far remote it is. The two parallel wire transmission line structure, coaxial line, & wave guide have become absolate now-a-days due to their bulky size, heavy cost and power losses in gigahertz range of frequency. The planar transmission line (2-dimensional) technology has been developed due to advent of microwave integrated circuits (MIC’s) owing to certain special features and characteristics such as: Miniaturized size, Reduced weight, Low cost, & Minimum power consumption. The present work aims at the study of characteristics impedance, phase velocity, Guide wavelength, consequent Rise of Temperature due to energy loss of microwave propagating through single microstrip structure.

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  • Manoj Kumar, 2025. "Study of The Loss of Energy of Microwave Propagation Through Microstripline Structure," International Journal of Scientific Research in Science and Technology, Technoscience Academy, vol. 12(6), pages 868-871, December.
  • Handle: RePEc:etm:ijsrst:v12:y2025:i6:id:1525
    DOI: 10.32628/IJSRST162815
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