Defected ground plane microstrip resonator
Bal Singh Virdee, C. Grassopoulos
Abstract
Bal Singh Virdee, C. Grassopoulos
Abstract
This paper presents the results of a defected ground plane coupling technique that has the property of effectively enhancing the electromagnetic coupling between the input and output feed lines with a microstrip resonator. The device used to demonstrate the principle is a half-ring microstrip structure that behaves like au annular-ring resonator. The defected ground plane is shown to provide a simple hut effective coupling scheme that could be employed in wide-band filter designs in order to improve the transmission and matching characteristics.
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This paper presents the results of a defected ground plane coupling technique that has the property of effectively enhancing the electromagnetic coupling between the input and output feed lines with a microstrip resonator. The device used to demonstrate the principle is a half-ring microstrip structure that behaves like au annular-ring resonator. The defected ground plane is shown to provide a simple hut effective coupling scheme that could be employed in wide-band filter designs in order to improve the transmission and matching characteristics.
Key concepts: Ground plane, Microstrip, Resonator, Coupling (piping), Filter (signal processing), Acoustics, Plane (geometry), Ring (chemistry)