This paper presents a close but a beginner's perspective and a comprehensive review of microstrip filters with defected ground structure (DGS). The concept of DGS is inspired by photonic/electromagnetic bandgap structures (EBG/PBG) and metamaterials that are employed in microwave components to achieve a variety of performance enhancement features. Modeling of DGS and metamaterials as an L-C equivalent lumped circuit is much simpler in comparison with complex EBGs/PBGs. In this review, we have given a detailed account of the microstrip filters using DGS.
This paper presents a close but a beginner's perspective and a comprehensive review of microstrip filters with defected ground structure (DGS). The concept of DGS is inspired by photonic/electromagnetic bandgap structures (EBG/PBG) and metamaterials that are employed in microwave components to achieve a variety of performance enhancement features. Modeling of DGS and metamaterials as an L-C equivalent lumped circuit is much simpler in comparison with complex EBGs/PBGs. In this review, we have given a detailed account of the microstrip filters using DGS.
“…All previous demands make the RF filters compatible with the modern wireless technologies [1,2]. There is an enormous demand for designing and implementing a low pass filter with a pass-band covering the L-band (1-2 GHz), S-band (2-4 GHz), and C-band (4)(5)(6)(7)(8). Microstrip low pass filters with advanced features have been widely utilized in various technological aspects and due to their importance; many techniques have been used to obtain the required features.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…One of the techniques used was cascaded technique where resonators are placed in horizontal or vertical topology, but it needs a larger occupied area in addition to larger coupling between resonators is occurred [3,4]. Other techniques can also be used to improve the behaviour of the low pass filter such as stepped-impendence resonators (SIR) [5,6], defected ground-plane structures (DGS) [7][8][9][10], combination of DGS and DMS [11], interdigital line resonator (ILR) [12], and meander-loop resonator [13], meander inductor [14,15], complementary split-ring resonator (CSRR) [16], and combination of SIR and DGS [17].…”
This paper introduces a tunable U-form low pass filter composed of Hi-Lo impedance lines with a pair of quasi C-shaped inductors for covering L-band, S-band, and C-band. The quasi- C-shaped inductors are integrated for the purpose of widening pass-band, minimizing the insertion loss, and improving the roll-off rate. The constructed topology has been printed on RO4003 with permittivity of 3.38, loss tangent of 0.0027, and height of 0.813 mm. The filter is distinguished with a compact size of 15.5 × 10.5 mm2, in addition to its low insertion loss of 0.6 dB in L-band and S-band, sharpness factor of 28.8 dB/GHz, and -20 dB stop-band of 4.85 GHz. A pair of lumped capacitors are both embedded in the substrate between the open ends of the C-shaped inductors and the ground plane for achieving a tuning range from 4.7 GHz till 7.56 GHz when using 0.2 pF lumped capacitors. Consequently, it will lead to a reduction in size of 37.5 % when compared to the size of the conventional LPF. Good consistency between simulated and measured characteristics of the fabricated LPF is achieved with/without lumped capacitors.
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