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1 Advantages of Waveguides. Following are few advantages of Waveguides. Waveguides are easy to manufacture. ... 2 Types of Waveguides. There are five types of Waveguides. The following figures show the types of Waveguides. ... 3 Transmission Lines Vs Waveguides. A two conductor structure that can support a TEM Wave is a transmission line. ...
Generally, Waveguides are hollow metal tubes which come in circular or rectangular in shape. During the case of high frequencies; it seen that there is loss of electromagnetic Waves in transmission lines. This is mainly because of the factors like radiation leakage and conduction resistance. To solve this problem Waveguides are widely used.
If the operating frequency lies below the Waveguide cutoff frequency, propagation does not take place and Wave is said as evanescent. Power loss occurs in the walls of Waveguide due to induced current, in order to reduce this loss walls are designed with as much low resistance as possible.
Waveguides are practical only for signals of extremely high frequency, where the Wavelength approaches the cross-sectional dimensions of the Waveguide. Below such frequencies, Waveguides are useless as electrical transmission lines.
There are two main types of Waveguides: the closed Waveguide and the open Waveguide. In 1 2 Theory of MicroWave and Optical Waveguides a closed Waveguide, the electromagnetic energy is completely trapped within metallic walls. The only way to gain access to the energy is to tap holes in the Waveguide wall.
2 Theory of MicroWave and Optical Waveguides a closed Waveguide, the electromagnetic energy is completely trapped within metallic walls. The only way to gain access to the energy is to tap holes in the Waveguide wall. Hence, it transmits signals with very good shielding and very little interference from other signals.
The Waveguiding core can have any cross-sectional geometry though it is often a rectangular shape. A strip-loaded Waveguideis formed by loading a planar Waveguide, which already provides optical confinement in the x direction, with a dielectric strip of index n
• For a Waveguide made of optically isotropic media, we can characterize the Waveguide with a single spatially dependent transverse profile of the index of refraction n(x, y). 4 Nonplanar and planar Waveguides