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Ultra-Selective Constant-Bandwidth Electromechanically Tunable HTS Filters

Authors: Genichi Tsuzuki; Matthew Hernandez; Eric Prophet; Silverio Jimenez; Balam Willemsen;

Ultra-Selective Constant-Bandwidth Electromechanically Tunable HTS Filters

Abstract

We report an ultra narrow band 3-pole tunable filter. Tuning from 770 MHz up to 930 MHz, which is about 20%, was demonstrated. Insertion loss was 0.7 dB at 770 MHz and 1.6 dB at 930 MHz. Coupling bandwidth was kept almost constant over the entire range. A novel filter configuration and tuning algorithm is proposed and demonstrated.

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