Compact Microstrip Fixed-Frequency Double-Coupled Double-Tuned Filter with Selected Band Suppression

This paper presents the design and analysis of a compact microstrip fixed-frequency double-inductive-coupled filter with selected band suppression. The filter can be used as an input filter in wireless IoT sensors. The proposed structure has reduced dimensions and improved out-of-band attenuation, achieved through the use of radial stub lines as elements of the resonators. These lines act as capacitors within the passband, while in a selected sub-band as series resonant circuits, effectively enhancing attenuation. The frequency response of the filter is shaped using two transmission zeros: the first one improves the steepness of the frequency response at the upper transition band, while the second increases attenuation in a chosen sub-band of the stopband. An analysis of the filter is presented, and key equations describing its properties are derived. An example filter for the frequency band 2.391-2.525 GHz, with additional suppression introduced in the U-NII 5 GHz band was designed, manufactured and examined. The insertion loss achieved by the proposed filter is lower than 1.6 dB, its attenuation across the whole stopband exceeds 30 dB and reaches over 40 dB in the 4.7-5.9 GHz frequency band.

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Sensors
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2025-11-05
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https://doi.org/10.3390/s25216768
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Compact Microstrip Fixed-Frequency Double-Coupled Double-Tuned Filter with Selected Band Suppression

Maciej Surma, Dariusz Wójcik, Mirosław Magnuski
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Compact Microstrip Fixed-Frequency Double-Coupled Double-Tuned Filter with Selected Band Suppression

Maciej Surma, Dariusz Wójcik, Mirosław Magnuski
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Abstract

This paper presents the design and analysis of a compact microstrip fixed-frequency double-inductive-coupled filter with selected band suppression. The filter can be used as an input filter in wireless IoT sensors. The proposed structure has reduced dimensions and improved out-of-band attenuation, achieved through the use of radial stub lines as elements of the resonators. These lines act as capacitors within the passband, while in a selected sub-band as series resonant circuits, effectively enhancing attenuation. The frequency response of the filter is shaped using two transmission zeros: the first one improves the steepness of the frequency response at the upper transition band, while the second increases attenuation in a chosen sub-band of the stopband. An analysis of the filter is presented, and key equations describing its properties are derived. An example filter for the frequency band 2.391-2.525 GHz, with additional suppression introduced in the U-NII 5 GHz band was designed, manufactured and examined. The insertion loss achieved by the proposed filter is lower than 1.6 dB, its attenuation across the whole stopband exceeds 30 dB and reaches over 40 dB in the 4.7-5.9 GHz frequency band.

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