There is a good article in IEEE Microwaves and Theory Transactions about 4 years ago. I don't have it with me, but you should be able to log onto IEEE.ORG and search the Microwave Theory area (MTT) for waveguide diplexers and come up with it.
Good Luck - Bob Griffith (author of eSeptum)
I use AutoCAD... but more recently a package called "ProEngineer" has become popular. For mechanical layouts, "Solid Works" is being used a lot. <br>
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Most of the more popular PCB programs will import DXF files from AutoCad directly. <br>
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Hope this helps..<br>
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HP Scanner I bet.... and running on the USB too...<br>
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We spent 3 weeks and finally replaced the scanner with a newer model... and lo and behold, the new software (hardware) worked without a hitch... Thanks HP for not doing it right the first time..
Yep... I have built capactors up to 38GHz using interdigital designs.<br>
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You can design you own for free using a download from Sonnet Software. They have a FREE EM Simulator (limit in problem size, but plenty big enough for ID Caps).<br>
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Try them out at http://www.sonnetusa.com<br>...
Yep... being a "Real" RF Engineer of 25 years, I get a bit disappointed in the the current design trends of "Plug and Play" circuits. At this rate, all the "REAL" rf design will done done at MMIC facilities and Foundries. I also host a web site for RF Types... www.engineers.com Or...
