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Microstrip Bandpass Filter with Left Transmission Zero Controlled by Parasitic Cross Coupling
Ist Teil von
Radioelectronics and communications systems, 2018-06, Vol.61 (6), p.274-282
Ort / Verlag
Moscow: Pleiades Publishing
Erscheinungsjahr
2018
Quelle
Alma/SFX Local Collection
Beschreibungen/Notizen
A third-order microstrip filter is proposed and studied. It is characterized by a left-handed transmission zero
f
z
, caused by the parasitic cross-coupling between non-adjacent resonators. The filter contains a half-wave middle resonator and two quarter-wave resonators located from different sides, near the open ends of the middle resonator. The coupling between all resonators has magnetic character, and the zero of the filter transfer function
f
z
is located to the left of the center frequency of the passband
f
0
. Such filter is described by a modified coupling matrix, where one of the main coupling coefficients is artificially assigned a minus sign. In the proposed filter design, for a given value of the main coupling coefficients, it is possible to provide different values of the cross-coupling coefficient by appropriately selecting the design parameters. This allows adjusting the zero position of the transmission
f
z
for a given bandwidth of the filter, thereby changing the left slope of the amplitude-frequency characteristic. A sequence of steps is proposed for constructing such a filter. The measured and simulated frequency characteristics of the experimental filter are given.