This study presents a class of miniature parallel-coupled bandpass filters with good selectivity and stopband rejection. Capacitive terminations are introduced to the conventional anti-parallel coupled-lines, and lumped-element K-inverters are employed, to achieve both size reduction and spurious suppression. Additionally, the capacitive cross-coupling effect can be introduced to obtain three transmission zeros to enhance the selectivity. Suitable equivalent-circuit models, along with design formulae, are also established. Specifically, via design examples, this work demonstrates the feasibility of proposed filter structures in microstrip configuration. Compared to the conventional parallel-coupled filters, the proposed filters exhibit over 60% size reduction, improved selectivity, and wider stopbands up to four times the center frequency.
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Yo-Shen LIN, Chien-Chun CHENG, "Miniature Microstrip Bandpass Filters Based on Capacitive Loaded Coupled-Lines and Lumped-Element K-Inverters" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E90-C, no. 12, pp. 2218-2225, December 2007, doi: 10.1093/ietele/e90-c.12.2218.
Abstract: This study presents a class of miniature parallel-coupled bandpass filters with good selectivity and stopband rejection. Capacitive terminations are introduced to the conventional anti-parallel coupled-lines, and lumped-element K-inverters are employed, to achieve both size reduction and spurious suppression. Additionally, the capacitive cross-coupling effect can be introduced to obtain three transmission zeros to enhance the selectivity. Suitable equivalent-circuit models, along with design formulae, are also established. Specifically, via design examples, this work demonstrates the feasibility of proposed filter structures in microstrip configuration. Compared to the conventional parallel-coupled filters, the proposed filters exhibit over 60% size reduction, improved selectivity, and wider stopbands up to four times the center frequency.
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