A design methodology of bandpass filters (BPFs) using λ/4 resonators for improving out-of-band characteristics is proposed. Firstly, the basic characteristics of various λ/4 resonators are examined. In this study, we focus on four types of λ/4 resonators, i.e., (1) direct-coupled λ/4 resonator, (2) loaded-element λ/4 resonator, (3) tapped λ/4 resonator and (4) loaded-element tapped λ/4 resonator. Secondly, the application examples of BPFs with improved out-of-band characteristics are provided. We examine the improvement of filter characteristics, i.e., sharp skirt characteristics and low spurious responses. The results of this study lead us to the conclusion that the methodology is very useful for improving the out-of-band characteristics of the BPFs using the λ/4 resonators.
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Kouji WADA, Tomohide KAMIYAMA, Osamu HASHIMOTO, "An Effective Method for Designing Bandpass Filters Using λ/4 Resonators for Improving Out-of-Band Characteristics" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E86-C, no. 2, pp. 150-161, February 2003, doi: .
Abstract: A design methodology of bandpass filters (BPFs) using λ/4 resonators for improving out-of-band characteristics is proposed. Firstly, the basic characteristics of various λ/4 resonators are examined. In this study, we focus on four types of λ/4 resonators, i.e., (1) direct-coupled λ/4 resonator, (2) loaded-element λ/4 resonator, (3) tapped λ/4 resonator and (4) loaded-element tapped λ/4 resonator. Secondly, the application examples of BPFs with improved out-of-band characteristics are provided. We examine the improvement of filter characteristics, i.e., sharp skirt characteristics and low spurious responses. The results of this study lead us to the conclusion that the methodology is very useful for improving the out-of-band characteristics of the BPFs using the λ/4 resonators.
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