A novel tap input coupling structure for a narrow bandpass filter using TM/sub 010/ mode of a microstrip circular-disk resonator
Kiat Seng Yeo, M.J. Lancaster
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Kiat Seng Yeo, M.J. Lancaster
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This paper discusses a new method to couple into the TM/sub 010/ mode of a microstrip circular-disk resonator. This method can achieve reasonably strong input coupling, which is useful for narrow-band filters with fractional bandwidths of approximately 0.5% and above. A comparison between this newly proposed input coupling structure and the conventional gap input coupling structure will be addressed. A decision threshold for using either the tap input or the conventional gap-coupled input is also explained. Experimental results of a filter fabricated using this novel input coupling structure is also presented.
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This paper discusses a new method to couple into the TM/sub 010/ mode of a microstrip circular-disk resonator. This method can achieve reasonably strong input coupling, which is useful for narrow-band filters with fractional bandwidths of approximately 0.5% and above. A comparison between this newly proposed input coupling structure and the conventional gap input coupling structure will be addressed. A decision threshold for using either the tap input or the conventional gap-coupled input is also explained. Experimental results of a filter fabricated using this novel input coupling structure is also presented.
Key concepts: Resonator, Band-pass filter, Microstrip, Coupling (piping), Filter (signal processing), Topology (electrical circuits), Physics, Optoelectronics