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Compact fixed and tune-all bandpass filters based on coupled slow-wave resonators
A compact topology for bandpass filters based on coupled slow-wave resonators is demonstrated. A study of fixed bandpass filters leads to design rules and equations. Measurements on a 0.7-GHz fixed bandpass filter, consisting of three coupled slow-wave resonators, demonstrate the validity of the pro...
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| description | A compact topology for bandpass filters based on coupled slow-wave resonators is demonstrated. A study of fixed bandpass filters leads to design rules and equations. Measurements on a 0.7-GHz fixed bandpass filter, consisting of three coupled slow-wave resonators, demonstrate the validity of the proposed topology and validate the theory, since the agreement between simulations and measurements is very good. Designed for a Q-factor of 5, this filter shows a Q of approximately 5.2. At the center frequency, insertion loss is 0.6 dB and return loss is greater than 20 dB. A 0.7-GHz tune-all bandpass filter is also designed and tested. The performance of this electronically tuned filter, which incorporates semiconductor varactors, is promising in terms of wide continuous center-frequency and bandwidth tunings. For a center-frequency tuning of plusmn18% around 0.7 GHz, the -3-dB bandwidth can be simultaneously tuned between ~50 and ~78 MHz, with an insertion loss smaller than 5 dB and a return loss greater than 13 dB at the center frequency. The surface areas of the fixed and tunable 0.7-GHz filters are, respectively, ~16 and ~20 cm 2 |
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