The Simulation of the Novel SCRLH Transmission Line Structure Bandpass Filter

Xin Kun Tang; Ya Lin Guan; Lin Bin Wan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.456.616

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The Simulation of the Novel SCRLH Transmission Line Structure Bandpass Filter

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Based on the above analysis, the methodology of synthesizing bandpass filter by utilizing the novel structure is further proposed, which is then adopted to design a bandpass filter with the center frequency located at 6.45 GHz and the fractional bandwidth of 85%.

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Xin Kun Tang*, Ya Lin Guan, Lin Bin Wan

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Bandpass Filter, Bloch-Floquet Theory, SCRLH

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