Taking into account the impact of coupling elements on the resonance phenomena in biconical resonators
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.3103/S0735272710070071Keywords:
biconical microwave resonator, resonance frequency, quality factor, transfer constant, coupling holeAbstract
Investigations of the impact of dimensions of the coupling holes in open and closed biconical resonators on their field structure and resonance properties were performed. A number of concrete results were obtained that specified the extent of rise of the transfer ratio and the distortion of electromagnetic field structure and also the reduction of the resonance frequency and loaded Q-factor under conditions of the increasing size of the coupling holes in biconical resonators. The conditions under which the values of resonance frequency and loaded Q-factor of the open biconical resonator would be only slightly different from values of the same parameters of closed resonator were also obtained.
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