Abstract
The transmission and radiation characteristics at an acute bend of a transmission line are investigated analytically. First, in consideration of the strong coupling to the adjacent conductor, the current distributions are decomposed into even and odd modes. Applying the traveling-wave mode method to these modes, it is shown that transmission characteristics of the line with an acute bend can be easily obtained. The abrupt variation of the voltage near the bend is noted. Next, the discontinuities of the traveling wave currents are regarded as radiating sources and the radiation field from the bend in the transmission line is derived by the summation of fields created by each of the discontinuities. It is found that there exist the electric field component radiating strongly in the directions of propagation of the current and another electric field component radiating strongly into the intermediate direction. Finally, by comparing with the former method and experimental results, the validity of the method is confirmed. >
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