IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques · 1965 · 18 citations · 16 references
EngineeringElectrical EngineeringMaterials ScienceElectromagneticsElectromagnetismMicrowave EngineeringFerrimagnetic MaterialsMagnetic ComponentsMicrowave FiltersMicrowave ResonatorsMicrowave Transmission LinesResonant CircuitsAir Gap AnalysisBand-pass Filter ResponseBand-pass FilteringFerrite CoresInsertion LossMicrowave Filter DesignTunable FiltersTunable Resonators
This paper describes a new type of band-pass filter configuration for multiple-coupled-resonator magnetically tunable microwave filters. For two or more resonators, this configuration, which employs a coupling slot in the common side wall between two strip-transmission lines, results in the smallest possible air gap and, therefore, the least amount of leakage or fringing flux, and the smallest ampere-turns requirement on the bias magnet. Response curves including pass band insertion-loss, bandwidth, stop-band rejection, spurious response levels and bandwidths, VSWR, and the effect of temperature on these characteristics are presented for a two-resonator band-pass filter of the type employing YIG resonators and making use of a ferrite core electromagnet to obtain the bias field. Performance data are also given for an experimental side-wall-coupled three-resonator filter.
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