Abhiram Deva
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Most of the balun types i have come across are not suitable for my design i.e a UHF dipole antenna for a nanosatellite. Surface mount transformer baluns have insertion loss and reflection which is normally acceptable but due to lack of power on the satellite we cant afford the loss. but these baluns are all wideband which is why they show bad performance. is there a way to design a balun for just one specific frequency where it gives excellent performance.
The closest thing i have come across is microstrip matching but turns out its not suitable for RF. Is there a solution for this situation.
P.S my dipole is precisely 50 OHM and so is the coaxial cable so no need for impedance transformation. I only need to eliminate the coax shield currents.
The closest thing i have come across is microstrip matching but turns out its not suitable for RF. Is there a solution for this situation.
P.S my dipole is precisely 50 OHM and so is the coaxial cable so no need for impedance transformation. I only need to eliminate the coax shield currents.