2014
DOI: 10.2528/pierc14100301
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Substrate Integrated Waveguide Filter With Improved Stopband Performance Using LTCC Technology

Abstract: Abstract-A novel multi-layer third-order substrate integrated waveguide (SIW) bandpass filter with improved lower stopband performance is proposed. TE 201 -mode in folded-SIW cavity is utilized to implement negative cross coupling, and the TE 101 -mode is taken as a non-resonating node (NRN) for implementing bypass coupling. A circular aperture etched on the middle metal layer is used to realize coupling between source and the second SIW cavity. Then, three transmission zeros located below the passband can be … Show more

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“…In terms of waveguide solutions, Salehi and Mehrshahi [14] uses dissimilar oversized SIW cavities with slot loading to design two filters at f 0 = 10 GHz and better than 30 dB attenuation stopbands of up to 19 GHz. In [21,22], authors use cross-coupling of normal or higher-order modes to create transmission zeros distant from the pass-band, with, respectively, a 50 dB attenuation stopband achieved between 27.5 and 31.3 GHz for a fourth-order filter with a pass-band of 19.2 to 21.2 GHz, and a 50 dB attenuation stopband of 0-10 GHz achieved for a third-order filter with a 1 GHz bandwidth at f 0 = 13 GHz.…”
Section: X-band Filter Using Proposed Resonatormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In terms of waveguide solutions, Salehi and Mehrshahi [14] uses dissimilar oversized SIW cavities with slot loading to design two filters at f 0 = 10 GHz and better than 30 dB attenuation stopbands of up to 19 GHz. In [21,22], authors use cross-coupling of normal or higher-order modes to create transmission zeros distant from the pass-band, with, respectively, a 50 dB attenuation stopband achieved between 27.5 and 31.3 GHz for a fourth-order filter with a pass-band of 19.2 to 21.2 GHz, and a 50 dB attenuation stopband of 0-10 GHz achieved for a third-order filter with a 1 GHz bandwidth at f 0 = 13 GHz.…”
Section: X-band Filter Using Proposed Resonatormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…SIW bandpass filter has been receiving significant attention because of high performance, compact size, low loss, and easy integration with other planar technologies [8,9]. Nevertheless, some of the conventional cavity resonators are not compatible with the millimeter-wave technology and have large sizes [10].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%