Ultra Wideband Bandpass filter using Microstrip-Slot Couplers combined with Dumbell Slots and H-Shaped Stubs

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Abbosh, Amin
Bialkowski, Marek
Thiel, David
Griffith University Author(s)
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2009
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A bandpass filter (BPF) that covers the ultra wideband (UWB) frequency range of 3.1GHz to 10.6GHz is presented. The filter uses multi-layer microstrip-slot couplers combined with dumbbell slots in the ground plane and H-shaped stubs at the input/output ports to achieve high quality bandpass and band-rejection performance. The simulated results show that the designed filter has a UWB passband with an insertion loss less than 0.5dB and a return loss greater than 25dB at the centre of the passband. The device also exhibits sharp and wide low and high frequency stopbands. The simulated group delay of the filter indicates ...
View more >A bandpass filter (BPF) that covers the ultra wideband (UWB) frequency range of 3.1GHz to 10.6GHz is presented. The filter uses multi-layer microstrip-slot couplers combined with dumbbell slots in the ground plane and H-shaped stubs at the input/output ports to achieve high quality bandpass and band-rejection performance. The simulated results show that the designed filter has a UWB passband with an insertion loss less than 0.5dB and a return loss greater than 25dB at the centre of the passband. The device also exhibits sharp and wide low and high frequency stopbands. The simulated group delay of the filter indicates a low peak-to-peak variation of around 0.2ns across the passband. It features a compact size of 1.5cmײcm when developed on RT6010 with dielectric constant of 10.2.
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View more >A bandpass filter (BPF) that covers the ultra wideband (UWB) frequency range of 3.1GHz to 10.6GHz is presented. The filter uses multi-layer microstrip-slot couplers combined with dumbbell slots in the ground plane and H-shaped stubs at the input/output ports to achieve high quality bandpass and band-rejection performance. The simulated results show that the designed filter has a UWB passband with an insertion loss less than 0.5dB and a return loss greater than 25dB at the centre of the passband. The device also exhibits sharp and wide low and high frequency stopbands. The simulated group delay of the filter indicates a low peak-to-peak variation of around 0.2ns across the passband. It features a compact size of 1.5cmײcm when developed on RT6010 with dielectric constant of 10.2.
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APMC: 2009 ASIA PACIFIC MICROWAVE CONFERENCE, VOLS 1-5
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