A high-frequency line connection structure 1 for connecting a coaxial line and a planar line includes a conductive second adhesion layer that is formed along edges of a pair of first conductive thin films of the planar line. Furthermore, end portions of the pair of first conductive thin films and an end portion of a second conductive thin film that is adjacent to the coaxial line are disposed to coincide with a position of an inner wall of a columnar penetrating hole formed in an outer conductor.

A rotary joint according to an aspect of the present disclosure includes a first microstrip line, a second microstrip line, a transmitting circuit connected to one end of the first microstrip line and configured to output a communication signal, a transmitting-side terminator connected to the other end of the first microstrip line, a receiving-side terminator connected to one end of the second microstrip line, and a receiving circuit connected to the other end of the second microstrip line and configured to receive the communication signal, in which the first and second microstrip lines and are set along at least a part of a circular ring having a circumferential length equal to an integral multiple of a wavelength of a traveling wave with which the communication signal propagates through the microstrip lines.

A RAMP-radio frequency (RAMP-RF) assembly is provided and includes an RF panel including a microstrip interface, a plate including a stripline interface and a microstrip-to-stripline transition element operably connectable to the microstrip interface and to the stripline interface.

The present invention relates to a circuit board arrangement including a circuit board, whose metallization comprises at least one coplanar stripline for supplying signals to a radiator, in particular a mobile communication radiator. In this circuit board arrangement, the circuit board comprises a field converter, which is electrically connected to the coplanar stripline and which conducts a coaxial field through at least one layer of the circuit board and converts it into the coplanar stripline field of the coplanar stripline.

In accordance with embodiments disclosed herein, there is provided a high-density low-loss cable and connector assembly. A cable assembly includes a first cable connector, a bulk cable section, and a first cable transition section. The bulk cable section includes a first plurality of conductive wires of a first wire thickness. The first cable transition section includes a second plurality of conductive wires that has a first distal end connected to the bulk cable section and a second distal end connected to the first cable connector. Each of the second plurality of conductive wires transitions from the first wire thickness at the first distal end to a second wire thickness that is less than the first wire thickness at the second distal end. Each of the second plurality of conductive wires in the first distal end is connected to a corresponding conductive wire of the first plurality of conductive wires.

An electronic device may be provided with a transceiver, a substrate, and antennas mounted to the substrate. The transceiver and antennas may convey signals between 10 GHz and 300 GHz. A radio-frequency connector may be mounted to the substrate. A coaxial cable may couple the transceiver to the connector. A stripline in the substrate may couple the connector to the antennas. Impedance matching structures may be embedded in the substrate for matching an impedance of the stripline to an impedance of the coaxial cable. The impedance matching structures may include a fence of conductive vias, landing pads, and a volume of the dielectric substrate defined by the fence of conductive vias and the landing pads. The impedance matching structures may be configured to perform impedance matching over a relatively wide bandwidth that includes the frequency band of operation for the antennas.

A transmission line includes connecting portions connected to the outside and a main body located between the connecting portions. Each of the connecting portions includes a terminal electrode connected to an external electrode, a signal conductor, and ground conductors. The main body includes the signal conductor and the ground conductors, and at least one of the plurality of connecting portions includes a first region including the terminal electrode, a second region adjacent to the first region along a signal propagation path, and a third region located between the second region and the main body. The first region, the second region, and the third region provide impedance matching at the connecting portion.

The present disclosure relates to phase shifters, antennas, and base stations. One example phase shifter includes a cavity, a built-in printed circuit board (PCB), and a stress relief portion. The stress relief portion is connected to the PCB, and the stress relief portion is configured to reduce a stress generated due to different coefficients of thermal expansion (CTE) of the cavity and the PCB.

The invention relates to a device for guiding an electromagnetic wave within a cylinder head of a cylinder system, wherein the device comprises analysis electronics arranged in or on the cylinder head and a probe located in the cylinder head, as well as a connecting structure guiding the electromagnetic wave and arranged between the analysis electronics and the probe for versatile positioning of the analysis electronics, the connecting structure having a first signal connection (101, 201, 301, 401, 501a, 501b, 601, 701) for connection to the probe and a second signal connection (314, 514a, 514b, 714) for connection to the analysis electronics.

A radio frequency (RF) connector includes an insulating portion configured in a cylindrical shape; an outer conducting portion configured in a cylindrical shape and disposed to surround an outer circumferential surface of the insulating portion; and an inner conducting portion disposed inside the insulating portion in a hollow shape and having both ends protruding from the insulating portion, the insulating portion electrically separating the outer conducting portion from the inner conducting portion.