A novel suspended substrate bandpass filter using H-shaped resonator

Kim, J. S.; Kim, Y. J.; Moon, Won-Gyu; Byeon, Sang-Gi

doi:10.1109/apmc.2006.4429617

Cited by 5 publications

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“…It can be seen that the snowman that appeared in Byeon Gyeong-seob's (1996) novel,「A Snowman Loves Too」 , was no longer despair, and became a symbol of hope called spring by melting down. Poet Kim Jin-gyeong said through her recommendation that Byeon Gyeong-seob's novel summarizes the tragic aesthetics with the word "snowman" (Kim, 2016). In his poem contained in Choi Seung-ho's (1996) poetry collection「Snowman」 , the poet expresses the phenomenon of melting of snowman as a phenomenon in which all materials that appeared are connected to each other and flow without staying.…”

Section: The Symbol Of the Snowman That Appeared In Adults' Literaturementioning

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Snowman: A Symbol of Self-Realization and Unity of Opposites

Ma,

Sin

2023

Journal of Symbols & Sandplay Therapy

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This literature review delves into the symbolic aspects associated with snowman. The study examines the symbolism connected to both the process of constructing snowman and the eventual melting of snow. Furthermore, it explores how snowman can be seen as representations of life's patterns and natural processes. Particularly, the analysis scrutinizes snowman as integrative symbols within a broader dramatic context. The research also reveals how the cyclical processes of nature parallel the concept of individualization, leading to self-understanding and Self-realization. Through a comprehensive analysis of existing literature, this study investigates the symbolism of snowman, shedding light on their relevance in enhancing our understanding of human nature.

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Section: The Symbol Of the Snowman That Appeared In Adults' Literaturementioning

confidence: 99%

Snowman: A Symbol of Self-Realization and Unity of Opposites

Ma,

Sin

2023

Journal of Symbols & Sandplay Therapy

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“…The H‐shaped resonator has also been investigated in [7] in conjunction with the Defected Ground Structure (DGS) technique to eliminate some resonances at the stopband, and thereby improving the overall filter performance. Also, [8] investigates a bandpass filter based on a similar structure, fed by a direct tapping at the middle, for striplines. The results show that this bandpass filter has a wide passband with low insertion loss.…”

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A novel duplexer for UMTS applications based on a cross‐coupled filter

Cabral

Bezerra

Melo

2010

Micro & Optical Tech Letters

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A novel duplexer design based on cross-coupled resonators is presented which has the advantages of small size and reasonably sharp cutoff frequency. A duplexer for the UMTS upload and download bands is fabricated and the measured response is shown to be in close agreement to full-wave simulations. The fractional bandwidth for both bands is about 3%. The duplexer has an insertion loss of less than 1 dB and provides more than 20 dB of isolation. Lumped-element models for both the resonator and duplexer are derived and their responses are also shown to be very close to the simulated results, which make them potentially very useful since it can simplify the design of systems using the duplexer.

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