Lecture

Quadriports with Double Symmetry

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Description

This lecture covers quadriports with double symmetry, discussing symmetric and antisymmetric excitations, directivity, lossless cases, and applications to printed hybrid circuits. It also explores the quadrature hybrid, including easy and not so easy solutions, and near field measurements. The instructor, A. Skrivervik, presents theoretical concepts and practical examples to illustrate the design and analysis of microwave couplers.

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