Main transmission line is the primary conductor path in directional couplers that carries the majority of RF/microwave signal power between input and output ports.
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The main transmission line carries the primary signal between input and output ports, while coupled lines are adjacent conductors that extract a controlled portion of this signal through electromagnetic coupling for monitoring or measurement purposes.
Main line length determines the operational frequency range and coupling characteristics. Quarter-wavelength designs are common for specific frequency optimization, while multi-section designs provide broader bandwidth.
Silver-plated copper conductors on low-loss dielectric substrates like PTFE or ceramic provide optimal performance for high-frequency applications due to excellent conductivity and stable dielectric properties.
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