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To realize the miniaturization potential of solid state devices – diodes, transistors, varactors, etc., – smaller transmission systems than waveguide or coaxial line are required. Also a planar transmission system has advantages of ease of device mounting and the use of standard photolithographic techniques for circuit fabrication.

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Awang, Z. (2014). Microstrip and Related Transmission Lines. In: Microwave Systems Design. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-4451-24-6_3

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