extended composite right/left-handed transmission line and dual-band reactance transformation
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Abstract
An extended composite right/left-handed transmission line is introduced, and its dual-band bandpass filter characteristics are explored. Novel reactance transformations, derived from this transmission line, are formulated to transform a low-pass prototype filter into a dual-band bandpass filter with arbitrary dual pass bands, well-defined in-band attenuation ripples, and high out-of-band rejection. The physical insight into such a dual-band bandpass filter is provided with a dispersion analysis. The transformations are verified by simulated results for dual-band bandpass filters.
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| Authors | ;Yuming Zhang;Barry Spielman |
| Journal | Molecular diversity |
| Year | 2010 |
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10.1155/2010/303864
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