Extraction of Parallel-Coupled and End-Coupled TEM Resonator Networks from a Coupling Matrix in the Design of Coupled-Resonator Filters

The paper presents theoretical formulas for the extraction of TEM network parameters from coupling matrices. Along with resonator couplings, the circuits realizing external couplings are also considered. The most common coupling techniques are investigated, i.e., parallel-coupled half-wave-long reso...

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Main Authors: Slawomir Gruszczynski, Krzysztof Wincza
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Language:English
Published: MDPI AG 2022-04-01
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Online Access:https://www.mdpi.com/2079-9292/11/8/1250
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author Slawomir Gruszczynski
Krzysztof Wincza
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description The paper presents theoretical formulas for the extraction of TEM network parameters from coupling matrices. Along with resonator couplings, the circuits realizing external couplings are also considered. The most common coupling techniques are investigated, i.e., parallel-coupled half-wave-long resonators and end-coupled half-wave-long resonators, for which appropriate design equations are derived. The considered approach of filter design allows for introducing the equivalent circuit of the designed filter prior to the electromagnetic analysis of the coupled resonators. This, in turn, provides better control of the design process and allows for designing the filter in a step-by-step process while constantly controlling the filter response. Moreover, knowing the equivalent circuit, one can use the known methods of, e.g., coupled-line section design, in calculating the couplings between the resonators instead of looking for the correct solution solely based on the electromagnetic calculations. Additionally, comparison of the filter’s response obtained by the proposed numerical calculations versus the filter response obtained with classic network synthesis methods, is given. Finally, an exemplary filter is designed with the use of the proposed approach and measured to show the possible application of the derived theoretical formulas.
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spelling doaj.art-735f5f5d7f834d9eb06cc1ad36b509cd2023-11-30T21:02:20ZengMDPI AGElectronics2079-92922022-04-01118125010.3390/electronics11081250Extraction of Parallel-Coupled and End-Coupled TEM Resonator Networks from a Coupling Matrix in the Design of Coupled-Resonator FiltersSlawomir Gruszczynski0Krzysztof Wincza1Institute of Electronics, AGH University of Science and Technology, 30-059 Krakow, PolandInstitute of Electronics, AGH University of Science and Technology, 30-059 Krakow, PolandThe paper presents theoretical formulas for the extraction of TEM network parameters from coupling matrices. Along with resonator couplings, the circuits realizing external couplings are also considered. The most common coupling techniques are investigated, i.e., parallel-coupled half-wave-long resonators and end-coupled half-wave-long resonators, for which appropriate design equations are derived. The considered approach of filter design allows for introducing the equivalent circuit of the designed filter prior to the electromagnetic analysis of the coupled resonators. This, in turn, provides better control of the design process and allows for designing the filter in a step-by-step process while constantly controlling the filter response. Moreover, knowing the equivalent circuit, one can use the known methods of, e.g., coupled-line section design, in calculating the couplings between the resonators instead of looking for the correct solution solely based on the electromagnetic calculations. Additionally, comparison of the filter’s response obtained by the proposed numerical calculations versus the filter response obtained with classic network synthesis methods, is given. Finally, an exemplary filter is designed with the use of the proposed approach and measured to show the possible application of the derived theoretical formulas.https://www.mdpi.com/2079-9292/11/8/1250coupled-resonator filterscoupling matrixnetwork extractionparallel coupled resonatorsend-coupled resonators
spellingShingle Slawomir Gruszczynski
Krzysztof Wincza
Extraction of Parallel-Coupled and End-Coupled TEM Resonator Networks from a Coupling Matrix in the Design of Coupled-Resonator Filters
Electronics
coupled-resonator filters
coupling matrix
network extraction
parallel coupled resonators
end-coupled resonators
title Extraction of Parallel-Coupled and End-Coupled TEM Resonator Networks from a Coupling Matrix in the Design of Coupled-Resonator Filters
title_full Extraction of Parallel-Coupled and End-Coupled TEM Resonator Networks from a Coupling Matrix in the Design of Coupled-Resonator Filters
title_fullStr Extraction of Parallel-Coupled and End-Coupled TEM Resonator Networks from a Coupling Matrix in the Design of Coupled-Resonator Filters
title_full_unstemmed Extraction of Parallel-Coupled and End-Coupled TEM Resonator Networks from a Coupling Matrix in the Design of Coupled-Resonator Filters
title_short Extraction of Parallel-Coupled and End-Coupled TEM Resonator Networks from a Coupling Matrix in the Design of Coupled-Resonator Filters
title_sort extraction of parallel coupled and end coupled tem resonator networks from a coupling matrix in the design of coupled resonator filters
topic coupled-resonator filters
coupling matrix
network extraction
parallel coupled resonators
end-coupled resonators
url https://www.mdpi.com/2079-9292/11/8/1250
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