Microwave Polarizers, Power Dividers, Phase Shifters, Circulators, and Switches

Discusses the fundamental principles of the design and development of microwave satellite switches utilized in military, commercial, space, and terrestrial communication
This book deals with important RF/microwave components such as switches and phase shifters, which are relevant to many RF/microwave applications. It provides the reader with fundamental principles of the operation of some basic ferrite control devices and explains their system uses. This in-depth exploration begins by reviewing traditional nonreciprocal components, such as circulators, and then proceeds to discuss the most recent advances.
This sequential approach connects theoretical and scientific characteristics of the devices listed in the title with practical understanding and implementation in the real world. Microwave Polarizers, Power Dividers, Phase Shifters, Circulators and Switches covers the full scope of the subject matter and serves as both an educational text and resource for practitioners. Among the many topics discussed are microwave switching, circular polarization, planar wye and equilateral triangle resonators, and many others.

• Translates concepts and ideas fundamental to scientific knowledge into a more visual description
• Describes a wide array of devices including waveguides, shifters, and circulators
• Covers the use of finite element algorithms in design

Microwave Polarizers, Power Dividers, Phase Shifters, Circulators and Switches is an ideal reference for all practitioners and graduate students involved in this niche field.


JOSEPH HELSZAJN, PHD, is an international authority on non-reciprocal microwave circuits and devices. He has made a significant contribution to the characterization of the complex gyrator circuits and gain-bandwidth products of planar gyromagnetic resonators and other gyromagnetic devices. Professor Helszajn is a Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (FIEEE), the City and Guilds Institute (FGCI), the Royal Society of Edinburgh (FRSE), and the Royal Academy of Engineering (FREng). He previously authored thirteen books, nine of which were published by Wiley.