2014
DOI: 10.1049/iet-map.2013.0341
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Realisation of controllable transmission zeros by perturbation technique for designing dual‐mode filter using substrate integrated hexagonal cavity

Abstract: Novel designs of dual‐mode substrate integrated hexagonal cavity (SIHC) bandpass filters are proposed in this study. Different filters responses in terms of switching transmission zeros are realised using perturbation technique. With the variation of perturbed length, the change of modal resonant characteristics and field patterns of the degenerate modes are also studied. Two pole and four pole filters with transmission zeros are designed and fabricated. All the theoretical analysis with the help of coupling m… Show more

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“…3 b . Hence, M11 is smaller than M22 and the transmission zero due to interaction of orthogonal modes occurs on the lower side of the passband [13 ]. Further, the C‐shaped feed lines capacitively coupled to the SICL ring resonator facilitates source to load coupling to create a transmission zero on upper side of the passband as shown in Fig.…”
Section: Configuration Of Dual‐mode Sicl Bandpass Filter and Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…3 b . Hence, M11 is smaller than M22 and the transmission zero due to interaction of orthogonal modes occurs on the lower side of the passband [13 ]. Further, the C‐shaped feed lines capacitively coupled to the SICL ring resonator facilitates source to load coupling to create a transmission zero on upper side of the passband as shown in Fig.…”
Section: Configuration Of Dual‐mode Sicl Bandpass Filter and Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1. In dual-mode resonator, both degenerate modes exist at same frequency but due to perturbation applied to the side-wall of hexagonal cavity, degenerate modes are split into even and odd modes [9,14]. The electric field distributions for even mode (9.59 GHz) and odd mode (9.41 GHz) are shown in Figs.…”
Section: Diplexer Design Principlementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Detailed studies on symmetric as well as asymmetric diplexer responses obtained by switching transmission zeros and adjusting number of poles in each Rx and Tx channels have been carried out. Perturbation using side-wall of hexagonal cavity and adjusting feeding position leads to design flexibility and improvement in filter selectivity [14]. In Diplexer Design I-III, both Rx and Tx channels have one dualmode SIHC and a single-mode SIHC acting as a common resonator.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%