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A Microwave Bandstop Filter Using Defected Microstrip Structure

Authors: H. Elftouh; N. T. Amar; M. Aghoutane; M. Boussouis;

A Microwave Bandstop Filter Using Defected Microstrip Structure

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In this paper, two bandstop filters resonating at 5.25 GHz and 7.3 GHz using Defected Microstrip Structure (DMS) are discussed. These slots are incorporated in the feed lines of filters to perform a serious LC resonance property in certain frequency and suppress the spurious signals. Therefore, this method keeps the filter size unchanged and makes a resonance frequency that is due to the abrupt change of the current path of the filter. If the application requires elimination of this band of frequencies, additional filter elements are required, which can only be accomplished by adding this DMS element resonant at desired frequency band rejection. The filters are optimized and simulated with Computer Simulation Technology (CST) tool.

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Defected microstrip structure, passive filter., microstrip filters

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