Compact 2.4-/2.9-GHz band parallel-planar bandpass filter
Yuta Takagi, Kei Satoh, Daisuke Koizumi, Shoichi Narahashi
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Yuta Takagi, Kei Satoh, Daisuke Koizumi, Shoichi Narahashi
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This paper proposes a compact dual-band bandpass filter (DBPF) based on a parallel-planar architecture where resonators are formed on the opposite sides of each substrate. The proposed architecture enables dual-band operation without an appreciable change in the volume of the DBPF and yields design freedom for the resonant frequencies by adjusting the distance between the substrates. A 2.4-/2.9-GHz band DBPF is fabricated using YBCO film deposited on a MgO substrate with a coplanar waveguide structure to investigate experimentally dual-band operation. The measurement results agree with those of the simulation.
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This paper proposes a compact dual-band bandpass filter (DBPF) based on a parallel-planar architecture where resonators are formed on the opposite sides of each substrate. The proposed architecture enables dual-band operation without an appreciable change in the volume of the DBPF and yields design freedom for the resonant frequencies by adjusting the distance between the substrates. A 2.4-/2.9-GHz band DBPF is fabricated using YBCO film deposited on a MgO substrate with a coplanar waveguide structure to investigate experimentally dual-band operation. The measurement results agree with those of the simulation.
Key concepts: Band-pass filter, Planar, Multi-band device, Resonator, Materials science, Substrate (aquarium), Optoelectronics, Coplanar waveguide