Abstract
Abstract: The basic design of a power divider with two symmetrical quarter-wavelength branches that provide matching conditions at all of its ports is the focus of the research. Fr4 was chosen as the design's substrate, and 2.9 GHz is the operating frequency for the circuit. The structure of the power divider rules, which were derived from a circuit-theoretic analysis of AC power-flow expressions, reflects the topology and voltage profile of the network. We show how the power divider laws can be used to analyse power networks. The Wilkinson Power Divider has several uses, including feeding circuits for antenna arrays and measurementsystems
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