
doi: 10.1109/77.783877
A 2.4 GHz three-stage microstrip bandpass filter was designed using a miniaturized interdigital capacitor structure to reduce the configuration in size. The filter was simulated by a finite element method software and then fabricated using TBCCO superconducting films on 20 mm/spl times/20 mm/spl times/0.5 mm MgO substrates. It was generated by photolithographic and wet etching process and packaged in a brass box. The bandwidth is 4% and the passband insertion loss of the filter was measured to be -0.4 dB at 77 K. The return loss is better than -8 dB. In particular, this filter has a sharper performance at its edge of fundamental pass band.
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