Abstract
Lost-shell casting as a novel fabrication technique is examined, providing the durability of solid metal components with the shape flexibility of additive manufacturing. The feasibility of lost-shell casting is established for use in microwave and RF applications. A well known, standard rectangular cavity resonator design was used to validate this novel method of fabrication. Using lost-shell casting, a cavity resonator with a quality factor of 2200 was constructed. The results shown in this work confirm the validity of lost-shell casting as a novel method of rapid fabrication for completely metalised components in RF and microwave applications.
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Mitchell, D. S., Ruyle, J. E., & Sigmarsson, H. H. (2018). Lost-shell casting for rapid prototyping in RF and microwave applications. Electronics Letters, 54(18), 1078–1080. https://doi.org/10.1049/el.2018.5062
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