EP2438646A1 - Measuring coupler using strip conductor technology - Google Patents
Measuring coupler using strip conductor technologyInfo
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- H01P—WAVEGUIDES; RESONATORS, LINES, OR OTHER DEVICES OF THE WAVEGUIDE TYPE
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- H01P5/184—Conjugate devices, i.e. devices having at least one port decoupled from one other port consisting of two coupled guides, e.g. directional couplers the guides being strip lines or microstrips
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- the invention relates to a measuring coupler for acting upon a test object with a measuring signal, in particular within an ultra-wideband frequency range.
- Electronic measuring devices for microwave technology usually have to be designed in an ultra-wideband manner in order to cover all possible applications of the customers.
- the lower frequency limit is then e.g. at 10 MHz and an upper frequency limit at 60 GHz.
- the generation and processing of such a frequency range is split internally into several sensible subranges, which are ultimately combined with each other at the front of a meter. Such a combination can be done in many ways.
- the use of couplers has proven to be the best solution.
- US 5,055,807 Bl shows the switching between signals of different frequency ranges by means of a coupler and a switch.
- the disadvantage here however, the unfavorable electrical properties of the switch, in particular its high insertion loss.
- Another disadvantage is the high production costs and the low long-term stability of such a device.
- Measuring coupler suitable for use of various partial signals.
- the invention is based on the object to provide a measuring coupler, which supplies the signals of a lower and an upper frequency range to a measurement object.
- the object is achieved by the features of independent claim 1.
- Advantageous developments are the subject of the dependent claims.
- Measuring object with measuring signals includes a first coaxial connection, a waveguide connection and a first band conductor. Measurement signals of a lower frequency range are input to the first coaxial terminal. Measurement signals of an upper frequency range are fed to the waveguide terminal. The measuring coupler feeds the measuring signals on the first strip conductor to the measuring object. Thus, the combination of a lower with an upper frequency range is guaranteed with low production costs.
- the waveguide connection is preferably connected to a waveguide.
- the waveguide is preferably connected to a waveguide-band conductor junction.
- the waveguide-band conductor transition is preferably connected to a second band conductor.
- the waveguide-to-band transition converts measuring signals of the upper frequency range of waves preferably guided in the waveguide into waves guided on the second band conductor. The conversion of a guided wave in the waveguide to a guided on the stripline wave is achieved with little effort.
- the first coaxial terminal is preferably connected to a first ribbon conductor coaxial conductor junction.
- the first ribbon conductor is preferably connected to the first ribbon conductor coaxial conductor transition.
- the first band-conductor coaxial conductor transition preferably converts lower frequency range measurement signals from coaxially guided waves Waves rippled on the first bandline. The conversion of a coaxially guided wave into a guided on the stripline shaft is thus achieved with little effort.
- the first band conductor and the second band conductor form a feedforward coupler.
- the feed forward coupler feeds measurement signals of the lower frequency range or of the upper frequency range on the first band conductor to the measurement object.
- the measured object on the first strip conductor either a signal from the lower or from the upper frequency range can be supplied.
- the measuring coupler further includes a second coaxial connection.
- the measurement object is connected by means of the second coaxial connection.
- the second coaxial terminal is connected to a second ribbon conductor coaxial conductor junction.
- the first band conductor is with the second
- the second stripline coaxial conductor transition converts the measurement signals from waves carried on the stripline into coaxially guided waves and preferably feeds them to the second coaxial terminal.
- the conversion of guided on the stripline waves in coaxial waves is thus achieved with low production costs.
- the measuring coupler preferably also has a third coaxial connection and a fourth
- the third coaxial terminal and the fourth coaxial terminal are preferably connected by means of a third band conductor.
- the third band conductor and the second band conductor preferably form one Reverse coupler.
- the third coaxial terminal preferably outputs signals which are proportional to signals reflected by the measurement object.
- the fourth coaxial terminal preferably outputs reference signals which are largely proportional to measurement signals of the lower frequency range.
- the third coaxial terminal is preferably connected to a third band conductor coaxial conductor junction.
- the third band-conductor coaxial conductor transition converts waves guided on the band conductor into coaxially guided waves.
- the fourth coaxial terminal is preferably connected to a fourth bandline coaxial conductor junction.
- the fourth co-conductor coaxial conductor transition converts waves guided on the ribbon conductor into coaxially guided waves.
- the third coaxial terminal and the fourth coaxial terminal are preferably connected by means of the third band conductor coaxial conductor transition, the fourth band conductor coaxial conductor transition and the third band conductor.
- an attenuator is inserted in the third band conductor. This avoids that reflections of the measurement setup surrounding the measuring coupler transform via a cable connected to the fourth coaxial connection to the directional coupler and impair its directivity.
- the band-conductor coaxial conductor junctions preferably have compensations which provide for a low-reflection conversion of the waves guided by the ribbon conductors into coaxially guided waves. This ensures a very low-reflection conversion.
- the first strip conductor is preferably designed in two parts.
- the two parts of the first strip conductor are preferably intermeshed at a connection point. The separation into two parts takes place for manufacturing reasons. So a very low production cost is achievable.
- the second band conductor is preferably connected to an absorber. A secure operation of the feedforward coupler is guaranteed.
- the band conductors preferably have a characteristic impedance of 50 ⁇ . So a simple integration into existing systems is possible.
- the measuring coupler has a housing, which is preferably composed of at least two housing parts. All band conductors are preferably arranged in the housing.
- the housing serves as a shield and / or counterelectrode for the strip conductors. Furthermore, a mechanical protection of the band conductor structures is achieved with low production costs.
- Capacitive disturbances of the strip conductors caused by the fastening of the strip conductors in the housing are preferably eliminated as far as possible by compensations.
- a secure positioning of the band conductor is achieved with very low electromagnetic interference. This further reduces transmission disruptions.
- At least part of the inside of the housing is preferably lined with an absorber material.
- the feed forward coupler and the feedback coupler are preferably implemented in stripline technology. An interface between different ones
- Fig. 1 is a schematic representation of the coupler according to the invention.
- Fig. 2 shows an embodiment of the invention
- FIG. 3 shows the embodiment of the measuring coupler according to the invention in a side view with the lid closed
- FIG. 4 shows the embodiment of the measuring coupler according to the invention in a first detail view
- 5 shows the embodiment of the measuring coupler according to the invention in a second detail view
- 6 shows the embodiment of the measuring coupler according to the invention in a third detail view
- FIG. 7 shows the embodiment of the measuring coupler according to the invention in a fourth detail view
- FIG. 8 shows the embodiment of the measuring coupler according to the invention in a fifth detail view
- FIG. 12 shows the exemplary embodiment of the measuring coupler according to the invention in a ninth detail view.
- FIGS. 1-3 the general structure and operation of the coupler according to the invention will be explained with reference to FIGS. 1-3.
- FIGS. 4 to 12 the structure and mode of operation will be clarified on the basis of several detailed views. Identical elements have not been repeatedly shown and described in similar figures.
- Fig. 1 shows the schematic representation of the coupler according to the invention.
- a first strip conductor 1 is composed of the two sections 14, 16. These are connected to one another at a connection point 15. At its two ends, the first band conductor 1, the coaxial terminals 13, 17. In spatial proximity to the first portion 14 of the first strip conductor 1 is a second strip conductor 12. This is connected at its first end with an absorber 10. At its second end is the second Band conductor 12 is connected to a waveguide band conductor junction 11 which is connected to a waveguide terminal 24.
- a third band conductor 19 In the vicinity of the second portion 16 of the first strip conductor 1 is a third band conductor 19.
- the third band conductor 19 has at its two ends via the coaxial terminals 18, 23. On the side of its second terminal 23, the third band conductor 19 is still interrupted. At two connection points 20, 21 an attenuator 22 is inserted.
- the first section 14 of the first strip conductor 1 and the second strip conductor 12 form a feedforward coupler. That a signal of the upper frequency range fed in via the waveguide connection 24 and the waveguide-band conductor junction 11 is transmitted with low attenuation to the coaxial connection 13 of the first section 14 of the first band conductor 1. The signal is at the same time only with a very high attenuation to the second
- Portion 16 of the first strip conductor 1 transmitted.
- a waveguide not shown here, is attached.
- a signal of the upper frequency range is fed.
- Coaxial terminal 13 of the first strip conductor 1 a measured object is connected.
- Forward coupler is either a signal of the lower frequency range fed to the coaxial terminal 17 or a signal of the upper frequency range fed to the waveguide-band conductor junction 11 via the Coaxial terminal 13 is supplied to the measurement object, not shown here.
- a part of the measurement signal passes through the measurement object not shown here and is optionally measured at another gate of the measurement object. However, part of the measurement signal is reflected by the measurement object and reappears at the coaxial terminal 13 of the first section 14 of the first strip conductor 1 in the measurement coupler according to the invention.
- the reflected signal is transmitted from the coaxial terminal 13 to the first portion 14 of the first strip conductor 1. Via the connection point 15, it passes into the second part 16 of the first strip conductor 1.
- the second section 16 of the first strip conductor 1 and the third strip conductor 19 form a backward coupler. That Signals fed in at the connection point 15 are transmitted with low attenuation to the coaxial terminal 18 of the third band conductor.
- the connection point 15 is isolated from the coaxial terminal 23, so that signals from the connection point 15 are transmitted only under high attenuation to the coaxial terminal 23 of the third band conductor. By the attenuator 22, these signals are additionally attenuated.
- signals fed to the coaxial connection 17 of the second section 16 of the first strip conductor 1 are coupled with low attenuation to the connection 23 of the third strip conductor.
- attenuator 22 attenuates these signals, terminal 23 maintains a sufficiently high level. This signal is used as a reference signal for the measurement.
- the signals output at the coaxial terminal 18 of the third band conductor 19, which are proportional to the signals reflected at the measurement object, are used as measurement signals.
- FIG. 2 shows a concrete exemplary embodiment of the measuring coupler according to the invention.
- the basic structure and the principal function largely correspond to the construction shown in FIG. 1 and the function shown there.
- a first band conductor 41 consists of a first portion 42 and a second portion 48, which are connected at a connection point 40.
- the first section 42 of the first strip conductor 41 has a coaxial connection 43.
- the second section 48 of the first strip conductor 41 has a coaxial connection 47.
- a second strip conductor 32 has at its one end a waveguide band conductor junction 33 and at its other end via an absorber 30.
- the second strip conductor 32 is at least partially in spatial proximity to the first section 42 of the first strip conductor 41 and is coupled thereto.
- a dielectric 39 is located between the second strip conductor 32 and the first section 42 of the first strip conductor 41.
- the first section 42 of the first strip conductor 41 and the second strip conductor 32 are located in a first housing 31. It is preferably made of metal or another conductive material and serves as a shield and / or counter electrode and / or protection for the band conductor.
- the waveguide band-conductor junction 33 allows the low reflection transmission of a in the
- Waveguide connection 34 fed shaft on the second band conductor 32.
- the connecting waveguide between the waveguide terminal 34 and the waveguide-band conductor transition is located within the two sub-housing 35, 38, which in turn form the housing 31.
- the connecting waveguide is not visible in this illustration.
- the waveguide terminal 34 has pins 36, 37 in order to ensure a precisely fitting connection with an external waveguide, with the aid of which a signal of the upper frequency range is fed into the measuring coupler.
- the second section 48 of the first strip conductor 41 is at least partially in spatial proximity to a third strip conductor 45.
- the third strip conductor 45 has at its two ends in each case via a coaxial connection 44, 50. On the side of the connection 50, the third strip conductor 45 is through inserted attenuator 49 interrupted.
- the second section 48 of the first strip conductor 41 and the third strip conductor 45 are located in a second housing 46.
- the first housing 31 and the second housing 46 are, for example, by means of
- the two housings 31, 46 form a common housing.
- Fig. 3 shows again the embodiment of the coupler according to the invention.
- the view shown here shows the measuring coupler with the housing closed.
- the first housing 62 is connected to the second housing 71.
- the first housing 62 has a coaxial connection 60.
- the housing cover 75 is connected by screws 69 to the individual housings 62, 71 and has fastening bores 61, 68, 73.
- the housing cover 75 is used jointly by the housings 62, 71.
- the first housing 62 consists, as already shown with reference to FIG. 2, of two partial housings 64, 67, which each have a dowel pin 76, 66 on the waveguide connection 63.
- the second housing 71 has three coaxial connections 70, 72, 74.
- FIG. 4 shows the exemplary embodiment of the measuring coupler according to the invention in a detailed view. Shown here is a partial housing 85 which corresponds to one of the partial housings 35, 38, 64, 67 from FIG. 2 or FIG. 3.
- the sub-housing 85 is by means of screws 84 with the second Part housing, which is not shown here, and the lid 89 connected. Between the sub-housing 85 and the lid 89, a strip conductor 81 runs insulated.
- the housing 85 together with the cover 89 forms the shielding and / or counter-electrode for the strip conductor 81.
- the sub-housing 85 and the cover 89 are connected to one another via screws 80. One end of the strip conductor 81 protrudes into the end of a waveguide 87.
- the end of the strip conductor 81 and the end of the waveguide 87 form a waveguide-strip conductor transition 82.
- a signal fed into the waveguide 87 moves along the waveguide 87 and strikes
- the end of the waveguide 87 forms preferably a ⁇ / 4 short circuit for the signals of the upper frequency range.
- the signal couples to the band conductor 81 and is forwarded by this.
- the sub-housing 85 further has a bore 83 in the region of the waveguide-band conductor transition 82 for receiving a tuning screw 90.
- a capacitive compensation of the waveguide-band conductor transition 82 is possible. This will be discussed in more detail with reference to FIG. 5.
- the sub-housing 85 further has a dowel pin 88 and a mounting hole 86th
- FIG. 5 shows the exemplary embodiment of the measuring coupler according to the invention in a further detailed view. Shown here is the area around the waveguide-band conductor transition.
- a strip conductor 101 is held in position by fastening means 107.
- the end 103 of the strip conductor 101 is made narrower than the strip conductor 101 and protrudes through a narrow opening 102 in the waveguide 108.
- the width of the strip conductor 101 has in the direction of its end 103 a jump 105.
- This jump 105 acts capacitively, but can Total electromagnetic inductive behavior of the waveguide band-conductor transition does not compensate. Therefore, with the tuning screw 104 In the waveguide 108 an additional capacitive compensation of the total inductive electromagnetic behavior of the waveguide-band conductor transition allows.
- the housing surrounding the strip conductor 101 is lined with an absorber material 100.
- FIG. 6 shows the exemplary embodiment of the measuring coupler according to the invention in a further detailed view.
- the waveguide-strip conductor transition is shown in detail here.
- a ribbon conductor 120 is held in place by fasteners 121.
- An end 124 of the strip conductor 120 projects through an opening 123 into the waveguide 125.
- the housing surrounding the strip conductor 120 is lined with an absorber material 122.
- Fig. 7 the embodiment of the invention Meßkopplers is shown in a further detail view.
- the area around the coaxial terminal 130 is shown, to which the measurement object is connected. This corresponds to the terminal 13 of FIG. 1.
- a band conductor 136 is held in position by fasteners 133.
- the ribbon conductor 136 is connected to a ribbon conductor coaxial conductor junction 137.
- the band conductor coaxial conductor junction 137 is connected to the coaxial terminal 130.
- a compensation bore 134 is used on both sides.
- the compensation bore 134 adjusts the field image of a wave guided on the ribbon conductor 136 to the field image of a wave guided in the coaxial connection 130.
- the housing surrounding the band conductor 136 is further lined with an absorber material 135.
- the housing consists of two housing parts, which are fixed to each other with fixing pins 131 and screws, not shown here.
- the embodiment of the invention Meßkopplers is shown in a further detailed view.
- the damping element is shown, which is inserted in the band conductor at the reference terminal.
- the damping element corresponds to the damping element 22 of FIG. 1.
- a first strip conductor element 150 and a second strip conductor element 155 are placed on two conductive
- the strip conductor elements 150, 155 form a common, discontinuous strip conductor, which corresponds to the strip conductor 45 from FIG. 2.
- the conductive surfaces 152, 154 are connected to the damping element 153.
- the damping element 153 is realized by brought to the surface of the substrate 151 in thin-film technology resistors. Alternatively, damping elements made of SMD resistors can be used. It is a series and parallel connection of several resistive elements.
- the pins 156 ensure a secure contact between the strip conductor elements 150, 155 and the contacts 152, 154 of the substrate 151. By dispensing with soldering, very precisely determinable electromagnetic properties are achieved.
- FIG. 9 shows the embodiment of the measuring coupler according to the invention in a further detailed view.
- a sectional view of the surroundings of the damping element already shown in Fig. 8 is shown.
- the strip conductor 174 which is interrupted by the damping element 176 and corresponds to the strip conductor elements 150, 155 from FIG. 8, is held in position by fastening elements 172. The contact between the ends of the interrupted
- Strip conductor 174 and the damping element 176 which corresponds to the substrate 151 of FIG. 8, as shown here for a contact, made by means of the pin 173.
- the spring 171 presses with the pin 173 Band conductor 174 on the substrate 151.
- the set screw 170 is used. Also visible in this figure is a coaxial port 175, which feeds a low-frequency signal into the meter coupler.
- Fig. 10 the embodiment of the measuring coupler according to the invention is shown in a further detailed view.
- the area around the absorber is shown, which has already been explained with reference to FIGS. 1-3.
- a first ribbon conductor 190 and a second ribbon conductor 192 are guided by a dielectric 191. After leaving the dielectric 191, the second ribbon conductor 192 buckles 90 degrees. He is held by fasteners 193 in this position.
- the end of the second ribbon conductor 192 is pressed by a pin 195 onto the substrate 196.
- the substrate 196 contains at least one damping element with nominally 50 [o] characteristic impedance switched by the strip conductor against the housing ground.
- two damping elements are preferably connected in parallel, one of which is located on the front side and the second on the rear side of the substrate 196.
- Ground connection is achieved by contacting the surrounding housing.
- part of the surrounding housing is provided with absorber material 194.
- absorber material 194 To improve the contacting of the substrate 196 with the strip conductor 192, a spring 197 pushes the strip conductor 192 onto the substrate 196 with the pin 195, as already described with reference to FIG. 9.
- Fig. 11 the embodiment of the Messkopplers invention is shown in a further detail view. Here also the area around the absorber is shown.
- the ribbon conductor 210 from the pin 214 on a conductive surface 212 of Substrate 211 pressed.
- the conductive surface is connected to one or more series and parallel resistor elements 213.
- the parallel resistance elements 213 are connected by means of conductive connecting elements 215 at one end to the housing ground.
- FIG. 12 shows the embodiment of the measuring coupler according to the invention in a further detailed view.
- connection point 234 of the two sections of the first strip conductor 1 from FIG. 1 is shown.
- a first portion 236 is connected to a second portion 231.
- the first section is held in position by means of the fastening elements 235.
- the second section 231 is held in position by means of the fastening elements 230.
- the ends of the band conductors 231, 236 consist of a plurality of fingers 232, 233, which are interlaced.
- the finger structure 232, 233 establishes a secure contacting of the two strip conductors 231, 236 by elastic forces.
- the housing which is the
- Connection point 234 surrounds, lined with an absorber material 237.
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