Mathematical Quad Cross-Stub Stepped Impedance Resonator Application

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  • Viviana Lori

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https://doi.org/10.17762/msea.v70i1.6

Abstract

This simulation study involved the use of a QC-SSIR (quad cross-tub stepped impedance resonator) to examine the behavior and performance of the MW-BPF (multi-wideband band pass filter). To evaluate the performance of the proposed model, it was compared to the case of the conventional resonator. In the results, MW-BPF was found o exhibit a superior performance in terms of the ease of fabrication, good transmission coefficients, and a wider fractional bandwidth. For the filter structure analysis, this study incorporated the ABCD matrix, with the design of the MW-BPF also based on the FR4 microstrip. The experimental conditions and parameters were set in such a way that for the substrate, tan ?= 0.0265, thickness = 1.6 mm, and ?r = 4.4, and thickness h = 1.6 mm. at 2.58GHz, 1.71 GHz, and 0.81 GHz, the proposed QC-SSIR-based MW-BPF achieved transmission coefficients/fractional bandwidths of 1.93dB/13.9%, 1.49dB/18.7%, and 0.60dB/49.3%, respectively. Relative to the filter size reduction, the FQC-SSIR (folded quad cross-tub impedance resonator) was incorporated. The resultant observations indicated a possibility of BPF size reduction up to 46%. Also, the proposed framework was found to yield (at 2.62, 1.80, and 0.82 GHz) 1.76dB/12.5%, 1.21dB/17.7%, and 0.57dB/49.6% transmission coefficient/fractional bandwidths, respectively. It is also worth indicating that the filter employed LTE2600, WCDMA1800, and GSM800.

Keywords: Cross-Stub, knowledge, mining, sentiment, tweet.

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Published

2021-01-31

How to Cite

Viviana Lori. (2021). Mathematical Quad Cross-Stub Stepped Impedance Resonator Application. Mathematical Statistician and Engineering Applications, 70(1), 01 –. https://doi.org/10.17762/msea.v70i1.6

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