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It is desired to design a frequency oscillator at 2.4 GHz and the reflection coefficient desired is 0.6, then the coupling coefficient between the feed line and the dielectric resonator is:

It is desired to design a frequency oscillator at 2.4 GHz and the reflection coefficient desired is 0.6, then the coupling coefficient between the feed line and the dielectric resonator is: Correct Answer 1.5

Coupling coefficient for a line in terms of reflection coefficient is Г/ (1-Г). Substituting the given reflection coefficient in this expression, the coupling coefficient is 1.5.

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