Abstract
A rigorous boundary contour mode-matching (BCMM) method is presented for the efficient calculation of the modal scattering matrix of arbitrarily shaped Hand E-plane discontinuities, junctions, and/or obstacles in rectangular waveguides. For the inhomogeneous waveguide region with general contour, the field is expanded in the complete set of cylindrical wave functions. The full-wave expansion allows the immediate rigorous inclusion of cascaded structures such as combined H- and E-plane bends. The efficiency of the method is demonstrated at the rigorous design of useful waveguide components which could not be modeled by mode-matching technique so far: cylindrical post-compensated H-plane T-junction, mitered H-plane and E-plane bends of arbitrary angle, cascaded H-/E-plane bends, circular post-coupled filter, E-plane filter with rounded corners, 180/spl deg/ rat race structure, and side-coupled dual TE/sub 311//TE/sub 113/-mode filter. The theory is verified by measurements.< <ETX xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">></ETX>
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