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IEEE Embedded Systems Letters
IEEE Embedded Systems Letters
2023 4th International Conference on Computing, Mathematics and Engineering Technologies (iCoMET)
International Journal of Microwave and Wireless Technologies
This paper presents a multi-mode resonator (MMR) for next-generation wireless systems that achiev... more This paper presents a multi-mode resonator (MMR) for next-generation wireless systems that achieves single and dual-band bandpass filter (BPF) responses using a split-ring dual-path structure. The proposed BPF design is realized by employing two pairs of parallel couple lines and two symmetrical step-impedance open-circuited stubs (SIOCS). SIOCS are used to improve selectivity and increase the number of transmission zeros/poles. The proposed single-band BPF exhibits an ultra-wideband (UWB) response having a center frequency of 7.5 GHz, a minimum insertion loss of less than 0.48 dB, and a maximum return loss of 25.35 dB. The proposed UWB BPF has a stopband suppression of 39.34 dB up to 18 GHz and a 3 dB fractional bandwidth of 48.23%. Moreover, a dual-band BPF has been accomplished by utilizing the same architecture while slightly changing the MMR structure and adding more coupling. The center frequency (bandwidth) of the dual broadband BPF is 7.40 GHz (2.40 GHz) and 14.15 GHz (1.7 G...
Pakistan Journal of Engineering and Technology
In this article, the primary focus is on improving selectivity through the design of a dual-band ... more In this article, the primary focus is on improving selectivity through the design of a dual-band bandstop filter (BSF), which is the abbreviation for bandstop filter. For the design of the filter, a dual-path Step Impedance Resonator, or DP-SIR, is utilised. A theoretical analysis of the suggested DP-SIR structure is presented in this body of work. At 3.76 and 11.04 GHz, the proposed architecture produces a dual-band BSF with fractional bandwidths of 50.5% and 16.36%, respectively. The comprehensive study demonstrates that the resonant frequencies can be controlled by adjusting the electrical length of the SIR. In addition, it has been found that dual-path SIR is involved in the production of finite frequency transmission poles, which results in an improvement in selectivity. This was discovered by accident. The results of the measurements and the simulations are fairly consistent with one another.
International journal of microwave and wireless technologies, Dec 1, 2023
Micromachines, Sep 28, 2023
PLOS ONE
This article presents the design of a wideband bandstop RF filter intending to improve selectivit... more This article presents the design of a wideband bandstop RF filter intending to improve selectivity and compactness. Conventional bandstop filter topology with finite unloaded quality factor produces degraded bandstop filter performance due to dissipation loss. In the proposed filter design, a novel dual path Capacitive Coupled Step Impedance Resonator (CCSIR) structure is used to obtain an infinite stopband attenuation. A uniform impedance resonator is used in Path 1, whereas Path 2 contains a resonator that is twice coupled to the transmission lines. The electrical length of both paths is chosen to be out of phase, resulting in a high rejection level at higher frequencies. It has been analyzed that the selectivity can be improved by increasing the order of the dual coupled step impedance resonator. The proposed design produces a wideband BSF centered at 5.25 GHz with a high rejection level of 104.3 dB and fractional bandwidth of 58.5%. The results have demonstrated that the resonan...
IEEE Embedded Systems Letters
IEEE Embedded Systems Letters
2023 4th International Conference on Computing, Mathematics and Engineering Technologies (iCoMET)
International Journal of Microwave and Wireless Technologies
This paper presents a multi-mode resonator (MMR) for next-generation wireless systems that achiev... more This paper presents a multi-mode resonator (MMR) for next-generation wireless systems that achieves single and dual-band bandpass filter (BPF) responses using a split-ring dual-path structure. The proposed BPF design is realized by employing two pairs of parallel couple lines and two symmetrical step-impedance open-circuited stubs (SIOCS). SIOCS are used to improve selectivity and increase the number of transmission zeros/poles. The proposed single-band BPF exhibits an ultra-wideband (UWB) response having a center frequency of 7.5 GHz, a minimum insertion loss of less than 0.48 dB, and a maximum return loss of 25.35 dB. The proposed UWB BPF has a stopband suppression of 39.34 dB up to 18 GHz and a 3 dB fractional bandwidth of 48.23%. Moreover, a dual-band BPF has been accomplished by utilizing the same architecture while slightly changing the MMR structure and adding more coupling. The center frequency (bandwidth) of the dual broadband BPF is 7.40 GHz (2.40 GHz) and 14.15 GHz (1.7 G...
Pakistan Journal of Engineering and Technology
In this article, the primary focus is on improving selectivity through the design of a dual-band ... more In this article, the primary focus is on improving selectivity through the design of a dual-band bandstop filter (BSF), which is the abbreviation for bandstop filter. For the design of the filter, a dual-path Step Impedance Resonator, or DP-SIR, is utilised. A theoretical analysis of the suggested DP-SIR structure is presented in this body of work. At 3.76 and 11.04 GHz, the proposed architecture produces a dual-band BSF with fractional bandwidths of 50.5% and 16.36%, respectively. The comprehensive study demonstrates that the resonant frequencies can be controlled by adjusting the electrical length of the SIR. In addition, it has been found that dual-path SIR is involved in the production of finite frequency transmission poles, which results in an improvement in selectivity. This was discovered by accident. The results of the measurements and the simulations are fairly consistent with one another.
International journal of microwave and wireless technologies, Dec 1, 2023
Micromachines, Sep 28, 2023
PLOS ONE
This article presents the design of a wideband bandstop RF filter intending to improve selectivit... more This article presents the design of a wideband bandstop RF filter intending to improve selectivity and compactness. Conventional bandstop filter topology with finite unloaded quality factor produces degraded bandstop filter performance due to dissipation loss. In the proposed filter design, a novel dual path Capacitive Coupled Step Impedance Resonator (CCSIR) structure is used to obtain an infinite stopband attenuation. A uniform impedance resonator is used in Path 1, whereas Path 2 contains a resonator that is twice coupled to the transmission lines. The electrical length of both paths is chosen to be out of phase, resulting in a high rejection level at higher frequencies. It has been analyzed that the selectivity can be improved by increasing the order of the dual coupled step impedance resonator. The proposed design produces a wideband BSF centered at 5.25 GHz with a high rejection level of 104.3 dB and fractional bandwidth of 58.5%. The results have demonstrated that the resonan...