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Millimeter-Wave Notch Filter Based on Multisegment Dielectric Resonator on Slotline
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This paper proposes a multisegment dielectric resonator (MSDR) placed on a slotline for millimeter-wave filter applications. The MSDR structure, including a rectangular dielectric lump and a thin low-dielectric insert, is quite useful for adjusting the coupling between the slotline mode and the resonant mode, leading to improve the filter performances. In addition, by tuning dimensions of the MSDR, a sharp and clear notch response can be designed in the transmission parameter. We have demonstrated the filter characteristics both theoretically and experimentally, and showed the practical procedure for the design of MSDR filters.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics Vol.E84-C No.10 pp.1548-1553
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Yasushi HORII, Makoto TSUTSUMI, "Millimeter-Wave Notch Filter Based on Multisegment Dielectric Resonator on Slotline" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E84-C, no. 10, pp. 1548-1553, October 2001, doi: .
Abstract: This paper proposes a multisegment dielectric resonator (MSDR) placed on a slotline for millimeter-wave filter applications. The MSDR structure, including a rectangular dielectric lump and a thin low-dielectric insert, is quite useful for adjusting the coupling between the slotline mode and the resonant mode, leading to improve the filter performances. In addition, by tuning dimensions of the MSDR, a sharp and clear notch response can be designed in the transmission parameter. We have demonstrated the filter characteristics both theoretically and experimentally, and showed the practical procedure for the design of MSDR filters.
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