2011
DOI: 10.1002/mmce.20588
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EM-based synthesis and design of bandpass waveguide filters including manufacturing effects with FEST 3D

Abstract: This paper aims at the industry interest on automated design tools able to take into account manufacturing effects. Firstly, an efficient design strategy for bandpass waveguide filters including the rounded corners arising from low-cost manufacturing procedures is presented. This technique is based on a recent enhanced prototype and synthesis methodology able to consider the real structure parts. Using the resulting EM-based synthesis technique, an excellent structure is extracted which requires, at most, only… Show more

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“…The recent development and popularization of 3D EM tools, usually based on Finite Element Method, Method of Moments, Finite Integration Technique, etc, has pushed the designers to the tailored ad‐hoc application of numerical methods, but used in a manner more focused on obtaining the best performance than on getting reliable and repetitive functionality. From this point of view, a Monte Carlo tolerance analysis in complex structures (such as waveguides or transitions) has a great importance to obtain an acceptable performance of the design. Moreover, the availability of simple, but accurate equivalent circuit models of the transitions would be of interest for system designers .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The recent development and popularization of 3D EM tools, usually based on Finite Element Method, Method of Moments, Finite Integration Technique, etc, has pushed the designers to the tailored ad‐hoc application of numerical methods, but used in a manner more focused on obtaining the best performance than on getting reliable and repetitive functionality. From this point of view, a Monte Carlo tolerance analysis in complex structures (such as waveguides or transitions) has a great importance to obtain an acceptable performance of the design. Moreover, the availability of simple, but accurate equivalent circuit models of the transitions would be of interest for system designers .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%