NASA NTRS ยท 20110000698
Slow-Wave Phase Shifters, Based on Thin Ferroelectric Films, for Reflectarray Antennas
Abstract
We have developed relatively broadband K- and Ka-band phase shifters using synthetic (slow-wave) transmission lines employing coupled microstripline "varactors". The tunable coupled microstripline circuits are based on laser ablated BaSrTiO films on lanthanum aluminate substrates. A model and design criteria for these novel circuits will be presented, along with measured performance including anomalous phase delay characteristics. The critical role of phase shifter loss and transient response in reflectarray antennas will be emphasized.
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Romanofsky, Robert R.. 2006-06-11. Slow-Wave Phase Shifters, Based on Thin Ferroelectric Films, for Reflectarray Antennas. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20110000698
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