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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Aug. 13, 2002
Filed:
Jun. 19, 2000
Thomas Harju, Sävedalen, SE;
Björn Albinsson, Göteborg, SE;
Other;
Abstract
The invention relates to an electrical transmission arrangement comprising a first section of a conductor with a main extension in a first and a second plane, and a first section of a ground plane which extends essentially in parallel with the first conductor section on a first side thereof, at a certain first distance therefrom and has a main extension in the same two planes as the first conductor section, which first conductor section and first ground plane section together are included in a microstrip arrangement, and a second section of the same conductor, a second and a third ground plane section, where the second and third ground plane sections extend essentially in parallel with the second conductor section on a first and, respectively, second side thereof at a second and, respectively, third distance therefrom, where the second conductor section and the second and third ground plane sections are included in a strip-line arrangement, in which transmission arrangement the conductor sections are separated from adjacent ground plane sections by a dielectric medium. The first and the second conductor sections are displaced in parallel with respect to one another along a third plane and exhibit an electrical connection to one another, and the ground plane sections are displaced in parallel with respect to one another along the same plane as the displacements of the conductor sections.