3<sup>rd</sup> Order Coupled-Resonator Bandpass Filter Assisted by Groove Gap-Waveguide Technology for 26-GHz Radio Link Diplexer

This paper investigates the design of a bandpass-filter (BPF) intended for 26-GHz radio-link diplexer using Groove-Gap-Waveguide (GGW) technology. Its unit-cells consist of a rectangular metal-pin which is connected to a bottom metal plate and its other side is electromagnetically coupled to a top-plate with an air-gap of approximately λ/4 that creates a bandgap, preventing unwanted electromagnetic-wave propagation. An array of these unit-cells forms a cavity resonator, allowing wave propagation over a specific conductive region. To achieve the desired passband response, a rectangular slot-channel is milled on the bottom metal plate, perturbing the cavity modes and creating the desired filter characteristics.

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2024-12-21
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https://doi.org/10.1109/apace62360.2024.10877281
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This paper investigates the design of a bandpass-filter (BPF) intended for 26-GHz radio-link diplexer using Groove-Gap-Waveguide (GGW) technology. Its unit-cells consist of a rectangular metal-pin which is connected to a bottom metal plate and its other side is electromagnetically coupled to a top-plate with an air-gap of approximately λ/4 that creates a bandgap, preventing unwanted electromagnetic-wave propagation. An array of these unit-cells forms a cavity resonator, allowing wave propagation over a specific conductive region. To achieve the desired passband response, a rectangular slot-channel is milled on the bottom metal plate, perturbing the cavity modes and creating the desired filter characteristics.

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