Direct Synthesis for High Selectivity Lowpass/Bandpass Co-Designed Filters with Independent Sub-Band Responses

This paper presents a direct synthesis approach for lowpass/bandpass co-designed filters, allowing independent control of sub-band responses. The synthesis is based on a group of characteristic polynomials that provide combined lowpass and bandpass responses in the non-normalized frequency domain. A novel transversal array network is sequentially constructed to match the responses, which can be converted into practical topologies through matrix transformations. Synthesis and experimental results using a ladder-type model are proposed to validate the approach. The proposed technique offers significant advantages in sub-band performance control and out-of-band selectivity compared to traditional methods.

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2025-06-15
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ims40360.2025.11103919
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Microwave Engineering and Waveguides
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Direct Synthesis for High Selectivity Lowpass/Bandpass Co-Designed Filters with Independent Sub-Band Responses

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Direct Synthesis for High Selectivity Lowpass/Bandpass Co-Designed Filters with Independent Sub-Band Responses

Xihua Zou, Lunyong Xiao, Yuxing He, Giuseppe Macchiarella, Changning Wei, Lianshan Yan
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Abstract

This paper presents a direct synthesis approach for lowpass/bandpass co-designed filters, allowing independent control of sub-band responses. The synthesis is based on a group of characteristic polynomials that provide combined lowpass and bandpass responses in the non-normalized frequency domain. A novel transversal array network is sequentially constructed to match the responses, which can be converted into practical topologies through matrix transformations. Synthesis and experimental results using a ladder-type model are proposed to validate the approach. The proposed technique offers significant advantages in sub-band performance control and out-of-band selectivity compared to traditional methods.

Shenzhen Polytechnic University (CN), Southwest Jiaotong University (CN), Politecnico di Milano (IT)
National Natural Science Foundation of China
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