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Abstract
Suspended slotlines, a class of quasi-planar transmission lines, have been analyzed for their dispersion characteristics and line losses. The investigations have been performed using Spectral Domain Galerkin Technique, in course of which the effect of finite thickness of fin metallization has also been considered. These studies reveal that the losses along these lines are very small and their dimensional tolerances will be better than other planar and quasi-planar propagating structures.
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B Gupta
B Gupta, obtained his BE Tel E, ME Tel E and PhD (Engg) degrees from Jadavpur University in the years 1982, 1984 and 1996 respectively. He has been serving the Department of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering, Jadavpur University as a faculty member since 1985. Presently he is a Reader there. He has to his credit more than twenty-five publications in national and international Journals and Conference proceedings including a book. He is a Senior Member of IEEE (USA), Member of IE (India) and Life Member of Society of EMC Engineers (India). His current interests include electromagnetics and microwaves/mm waves, especially planar and quasiplanar transmission lines and antennas.