Upon the close examination of some typical papers treating E-Plane Symmetrical T-junctions, we derive peculiar equivalent circuits of the T-junctions in terms of the direct sum representation of the three-port. We show that the circuit elements can be determined by use of the Weissfloch nodal-shift method and that the circuits give an unified description and some new physical meanings of Lewin's equivalent circuit. Allanson-Cooper-Cowling's one, and others. Then we also give an analytical derivation of the direct sum in terms of a system of integral equations rearranged in a hybrid matrix whose determinant is nearly equal to zero for a tee. This property of the hybrid matrix allows the number of independent parameters to be reduced by one in a good approximation. Further the stationary values of the variational equations equivalent to the integral equations straightforwardly give the circuits elements.
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Tsunehiro OBATA, Jiro CHIBA, "Direct Sum Representation of E-Plane Symmetrical Tees" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions,
vol. E72-E, no. 7, pp. 834-842, July 1989, doi: .
Abstract: Upon the close examination of some typical papers treating E-Plane Symmetrical T-junctions, we derive peculiar equivalent circuits of the T-junctions in terms of the direct sum representation of the three-port. We show that the circuit elements can be determined by use of the Weissfloch nodal-shift method and that the circuits give an unified description and some new physical meanings of Lewin's equivalent circuit. Allanson-Cooper-Cowling's one, and others. Then we also give an analytical derivation of the direct sum in terms of a system of integral equations rearranged in a hybrid matrix whose determinant is nearly equal to zero for a tee. This property of the hybrid matrix allows the number of independent parameters to be reduced by one in a good approximation. Further the stationary values of the variational equations equivalent to the integral equations straightforwardly give the circuits elements.
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