Microwave Bandpass Filters Using Re-Entrant Resonators
Evaristo Musonda, Ian C. Hunter
Abstract
Evaristo Musonda, Ian C. Hunter
Abstract
Design techniques for microwave bandpass filters using re-entrant resonators are presented. The key feature is that each re-entrant resonator in the filter generates a passband resonance and a finite frequency transmission zero above the passband. Thus, an N th degree filter can have N finite frequency transmission zeros with a simple physical realization. A physically symmetrical five-pole re-entrant bandpass filter prototype with five transmission zeros above the passband was designed and fabricated. Measured results showed good correspondence with theories.
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Design techniques for microwave bandpass filters using re-entrant resonators are presented. The key feature is that each re-entrant resonator in the filter generates a passband resonance and a finite frequency transmission zero above the passband. Thus, an N th degree filter can have N finite frequency transmission zeros with a simple physical realization. A physically symmetrical five-pole re-entrant bandpass filter prototype with five transmission zeros above the passband was designed and fabricated. Measured results showed good correspondence with theories.
Key concepts: Passband, Band-pass filter, Prototype filter, Resonator, Realization (probability), Electronic engineering, Acoustics, Microwave