Design of the inline filter with improved box-section topology based on dual-mode waveguide loaded air slots resonator

This paper presents the dual-mode waveguide loaded air slots resonator (DM-WLASR) that can exhibit a non-degenerate mode feature. That is, there is almost no coupling between the dual-modes. As a result, either mode could be the fundamental mode by adjusting the resonator dimensions, enabling a straightforward control of places of transmission zeros (TZs). Two second-order filters were designed for validation, each of which produces one TZ below/above the passband. Then the DM-WLASR cascades two coaxial resonators to form the novel “box section” topology. As an improvement, for the first time, the proposed topology could generate three TZs by introducing mixed-coupling and cross-coupling. In summary, all filters developed in the work provide the advantages of adjustable TZs and compact configurations. For fast demonstration, 3D metal printing technology was employed to manufacture the four-pole filter, and the tested results agreed well with the simulated results.

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IEICE Electronics Express
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2024-08-21
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https://doi.org/10.1587/elex.21.20240393
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Microwave Engineering and Waveguides
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Design of the inline filter with improved box-section topology based on dual-mode waveguide loaded air slots resonator

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Design of the inline filter with improved box-section topology based on dual-mode waveguide loaded air slots resonator

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Abstract

This paper presents the dual-mode waveguide loaded air slots resonator (DM-WLASR) that can exhibit a non-degenerate mode feature. That is, there is almost no coupling between the dual-modes. As a result, either mode could be the fundamental mode by adjusting the resonator dimensions, enabling a straightforward control of places of transmission zeros (TZs). Two second-order filters were designed for validation, each of which produces one TZ below/above the passband. Then the DM-WLASR cascades two coaxial resonators to form the novel “box section” topology. As an improvement, for the first time, the proposed topology could generate three TZs by introducing mixed-coupling and cross-coupling. In summary, all filters developed in the work provide the advantages of adjustable TZs and compact configurations. For fast demonstration, 3D metal printing technology was employed to manufacture the four-pole filter, and the tested results agreed well with the simulated results.

IEICE Electronics ExpressVol. 21(19)
Jiangsu University of Technology (CN)
Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China
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