Multi-branch loading-based three passband high-temperature superconductive filter
A high-temperature superconducting, three-pass-band technology, applied in waveguide-type devices, resonators, electrical components, etc., can solve the problems of large circuit area and large occupation, improve the selection characteristics, improve the stop-band characteristics, and reduce the number of resonators. effect of number
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[0020] The present invention will be further described through the following examples in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
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[0022] This embodiment consists of three parts: a uniform impedance resonator 100 loaded with stubs, an input feeder 507, and an output feeder 508. It is characterized in that multi-mode and multi-passbands are realized by loading multiple stubs on one resonator; interdigitated coupling is adopted. The structure produces multiple transmission zeros and improves the passband selectivity.
[0023] exist figure 1 Among them, the uniform impedance resonator 100 with stub loading is composed of four half-wavelength open-circuit stub loading and one 1 / 4-wavelength short-circuit stub loading. On the traditional uniform impedance resonator 101, six modes are generated by loading the first open stub 102, the second open stub 103, the third open stub 104, the fourth open stub 105 and the short stub 106 to form three passbands.
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