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how to create 90 degree phase different

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Hi all,

I'm still learning in designing patch antenna...
I want to ask how to make a 90 degree phase different current?
for example bending the the microstrip line.
is there any other method to do that?
and will it also change the magnitude?
actually I want to keep the magnitude remain unchanged.

Thanks before...
 

use parallel line coupler it will give you 90 phase difference, you can use hybrid also.
 

Use single λ/4 microstrip line, it will give 90° phase shift.
 

if you want to create cicular pol. with a patch antenna see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patch_antenna
there you will see a circular patch with two slots on it. this will change the current distribution on the patch and gives you circular pol.
 

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you can use LC to do that
 

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