Effectively Tunable Bandpass Waveguide Filter Based on Incorporation of Coupled Cylindrical Resonators Cut in Half

A novel mechanically tunable waveguide dielectric filter is presented in this paper. The resonant structure of the filter is made of a rectangular waveguide cavity and an H-plane dielectric cylinder cut in half. The resonating frequency of the proposed structure can be significantly changed by movin...

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Main Authors: Kimsis Karlis, Semenjako Janis, Shestopalov Yury V.
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Sciendo 2020-12-01
Series:Electrical, Control and Communication Engineering
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.2478/ecce-2020-0012
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spelling doaj-91812a35f3154e4f91c6ad27545636112021-09-05T21:00:46ZengSciendoElectrical, Control and Communication Engineering 2255-91592020-12-01162788710.2478/ecce-2020-0012Effectively Tunable Bandpass Waveguide Filter Based on Incorporation of Coupled Cylindrical Resonators Cut in HalfKimsis Karlis0Semenjako Janis1Shestopalov Yury V.2PhD student, Riga Technical University, Riga, LatviaAssistant Professor, Riga Technical University, Riga, LatviaProfessor, University of Gävle, Gävle, SwedenA novel mechanically tunable waveguide dielectric filter is presented in this paper. The resonant structure of the filter is made of a rectangular waveguide cavity and an H-plane dielectric cylinder cut in half. The resonating frequency of the proposed structure can be significantly changed by moving two split cylinder parts. The coupling matrix synthesis technique is used to create the required bandpass filter. A drawback of the proposed structure is that the tuning process invokes a mismatch between the feeding structure and the filter. To overcome this drawback, the tuning screws between the coupling irises are used. A filter with the proposed geometry has a large frequency tuning range as well as relatively constant passband bandwidth.https://doi.org/10.2478/ecce-2020-0012bandpass filterscoupled resonator filtersdielectric filterstuningwaveguide filters
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author Kimsis Karlis
Semenjako Janis
Shestopalov Yury V.
spellingShingle Kimsis Karlis
Semenjako Janis
Shestopalov Yury V.
Effectively Tunable Bandpass Waveguide Filter Based on Incorporation of Coupled Cylindrical Resonators Cut in Half
Electrical, Control and Communication Engineering
bandpass filters
coupled resonator filters
dielectric filters
tuning
waveguide filters
author_facet Kimsis Karlis
Semenjako Janis
Shestopalov Yury V.
author_sort Kimsis Karlis
title Effectively Tunable Bandpass Waveguide Filter Based on Incorporation of Coupled Cylindrical Resonators Cut in Half
title_short Effectively Tunable Bandpass Waveguide Filter Based on Incorporation of Coupled Cylindrical Resonators Cut in Half
title_full Effectively Tunable Bandpass Waveguide Filter Based on Incorporation of Coupled Cylindrical Resonators Cut in Half
title_fullStr Effectively Tunable Bandpass Waveguide Filter Based on Incorporation of Coupled Cylindrical Resonators Cut in Half
title_full_unstemmed Effectively Tunable Bandpass Waveguide Filter Based on Incorporation of Coupled Cylindrical Resonators Cut in Half
title_sort effectively tunable bandpass waveguide filter based on incorporation of coupled cylindrical resonators cut in half
publisher Sciendo
series Electrical, Control and Communication Engineering
issn 2255-9159
publishDate 2020-12-01
description A novel mechanically tunable waveguide dielectric filter is presented in this paper. The resonant structure of the filter is made of a rectangular waveguide cavity and an H-plane dielectric cylinder cut in half. The resonating frequency of the proposed structure can be significantly changed by moving two split cylinder parts. The coupling matrix synthesis technique is used to create the required bandpass filter. A drawback of the proposed structure is that the tuning process invokes a mismatch between the feeding structure and the filter. To overcome this drawback, the tuning screws between the coupling irises are used. A filter with the proposed geometry has a large frequency tuning range as well as relatively constant passband bandwidth.
topic bandpass filters
coupled resonator filters
dielectric filters
tuning
waveguide filters
url https://doi.org/10.2478/ecce-2020-0012
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