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Tunable filters with a constant bandwidth

Paul D. Laforge, Raafat R. Mansour, G.A. Morin

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Abstract

Today's microwave systems can benefit greatly from the use of tunable filters, which have some distinct advantages over traditional microwave filters and are continuously being improved. This paper presents an approach for designing tunable filters with a minimum number of tuning elements. While the majority of published work in this area uses synchronous tuning, the proposed approach is based on non-synchronous tuning.

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Today's microwave systems can benefit greatly from the use of tunable filters, which have some distinct advantages over traditional microwave filters and are continuously being improved. This paper presents an approach for designing tunable filters with a minimum number of tuning elements. While the majority of published work in this area uses synchronous tuning, the proposed approach is based on non-synchronous tuning.

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Today's microwave systems can benefit greatly from the use of tunable filters, which have some distinct advantages over traditional microwave filters and are continuously being improved. This paper presents an approach for designing tunable filters with a minimum number of tuning elements. While the majority of published work in this area uses synchronous tuning, the proposed approach is based on non-synchronous tuning.

Key concepts: Bandwidth (computing), Microwave, Computer science, Filtering theory, Electronic engineering, Prototype filter, Distributed element filter, Constant (computer programming)

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