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Waveguide geometry refers to the shape and dimensions of a waveguide, which is a structure designed to guide electromagnetic waves. The specific geometry plays a crucial role in determining the types of electromagnetic modes that can propagate within the waveguide, their propagation characteristics, and the overall performance of the device.
Common waveguide geometries include rectangular, circular, and elliptical waveguides. Rectangular waveguides, with their simple cross-sectional shape,
The dimensions of the waveguide, such as width, height, or diameter, are critical. They influence the cutoff
Beyond these basic shapes, more complex geometries are employed for specialized applications. These can include ridged