Narrow bandpass filters using dual-behavior resonators
By Cédric Quendo, É. Rius, C. Person. 2003
241 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/93950276f55e8148612a0ae59bd760be7e2bcc20
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In Aerospace Engineering
- Giuseppe Macchiarella
- Stefano Tamiazzo
- Xiu Yin Zhang
- Smain Amari
- Karumudi Rambabu
- M. Mokhtaari
- Jens Bornemann
- Christian Person
In Electrical and Electronic Engineering
- Giuseppe Macchiarella
- Stefano Tamiazzo
- Jens Bornemann
- Karumudi Rambabu
- M. Mokhtaari
- Smain Amari
- Christian Person
- Xiu Yin Zhang
Citations in the corpus
- Coupling-Matrix Design of Dual and Triple Passband Filters (2006, background): “So-called dual-behavior resonators [3], [4] create attenuation poles at specific frequencies in order to separate individual passbands.”
- Narrow bandpass filters using dual-behavior resonators based on stepped-impedance stubs and different-length stubs (2004, methodology): “To validate the concept, a filter will then be implemented in microstrip technology and the experimental results discussed.”
- A Filtering Patch Antenna With Reconfigurable Frequency and Bandwidth Using F-Shaped Probe (2019, background): “When this null is close to the harmonic frequency of the patch mode, the harmonic can be suppressed to realize a wide stopband [28].”
- Design techniques for dual-passband filters (2005, methodology): “It is worth observing that a similar approach has been employed in [13] to realize DPBFs in microstrip technology; the design technique employed in that paper, however, is not suitable to realize high-selectivity coupled-cavity filters (such as those considered here).”