Effect of Various Delay Line Ratios and Their Non-Linearity on the Performance of DIFM

Singh, Shailendra; J, Sandesh N; Srivastava, Niraj

doi:10.1109/tcsii.2020.3047148

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“…Above techniques mentioned in the literature for the suppression of bandpass filter harmonics are not sufficient for present requirements, because they provide a large bandwidth of rejection. As per current requirement, BSF should reject unwanted 860 MHz (2.25 GHz

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430 MHz) 3 dB frequency in the band of 1–10 GHz [10]. A distributed element‐based “synthesis by optimization technique” is proposed to achieve band stop filters characteristics with extended upper passbands [11].…”

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Design and analysis of quasi‐lumped notch filter with extended upper pass band

Mohit,

Jhariya,

Singh

et al. 2024

Electronics Letters

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This paper presents a hybrid technique‐based compact narrow band stop filter design for broadband applications. It provides the rejection of 60 dB at the centre frequency of 2.25 GHz without any stop band harmonics over the required frequency band of operation, i.e. 1–10 GHz. This filter is highly appropriated for the rejection of undesired bands for RADAR, electronic warfare, and military communications.

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Design and analysis of quasi‐lumped notch filter with extended upper pass band

Mohit,

Jhariya,

Singh

et al. 2024

Electronics Letters

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“…Techniques mentioned in the literature for the suppression of bandpass filter harmonics are not sufficient for present requirements, because they provide large bandwidth of rejection. As per current requirement, BSF should reject unwanted 2.25 GHz ± 430 MHz frequency in the band of 1-10 GHz [13]. A distributed element-based 'synthesis by optimization technique' is proposed to achieve band stop filters characteristics with extended upper passbands [14].…”

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A Quasi-Lumped Hybrid Technique to Design Compact Harmonic Suppressed Narrow Band Stop Filter with Extended Upper Pass Band

Singh¹

2023

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<p> This paper presents a hybrid technique based compact narrow band stop filter (BSF) design for broadband applications. It provides the rejection of 60 dB at the center frequency of 2.25 GHz without any stop band harmonics over the required frequency band of operation i.e., 1-10 GHz. This filter is highly appropriate for the rejection of undesired band for RADAR, EW Avionics, and military communications. </p>

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Effect of Various Delay Line Ratios and Their Non-Linearity on the Performance of DIFM

Cited by 2 publications

References 11 publications

Design and analysis of quasi‐lumped notch filter with extended upper pass band

Design and analysis of quasi‐lumped notch filter with extended upper pass band

A Quasi-Lumped Hybrid Technique to Design Compact Harmonic Suppressed Narrow Band Stop Filter with Extended Upper Pass Band

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