A high selectivity quad-band bandpass filter based on hybrid-coupled microstrip/slotline quad-mode resonator
Hui Chen,
Hong-Fei Zhao,
Ke-Song Chen,
Y.-H. Wu,
Pu Tang and
Hong-Sheng Zhong
Journal of Electromagnetic Waves and Applications, 2013, vol. 27, issue 15, 1902-1909
Abstract:
A sharp-rejection and high-isolation quad-band bandpass filter with ellipse response using hybrid microstrip/slotline quad-mode resonator is proposed in this paper. The presented composite quad-mode resonator consists of a narrow L-shaped slot in the ground plane and a broadside microstrip L-shaped structure loaded by the two orthogonal narrow-stripline stubs. The dual-metal-plane resonator on a single substrate is employed to obtain a quad-frequency response. Based on this quad-mode resonator, a filter with four passbands centering at 3.86, 6.93, 10.13, and 12.58 GHz is designed, fabricated, and measured. Simulated results from the full-wave electromagnetic software and measured results show a good agreement. The measured inter-band isolations among the quad-frequency passbands with multi-transmission zeros are greater than 22 dB.
Date: 2013
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DOI: 10.1080/09205071.2013.828574
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