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Very Wideband, Compact Microstrip Bandstop Filter Covering S-Band to Ku-Band
This paper reports a wide bandwidth planar bandstop filter with improved RF characteristics. The proposed filter on alumina is realized incorporating tapped open stub along with spurline topology. Further, stepped impedance resonator (SIR) approach has been introduced in the tapped stubs to achieve wider band performance with improved selectivity. The proposed topology effectively controls the transmission poles. Fabrication of this BSF has been carried out on glass substrate showing minimal effect of permittivity variation on bandwidth performance. This validates the applied approach with achievable bandwidth of more than 100% ranging from S- to Ku-band. Close agreement with simulation and practical results have been demonstrated with measured insertion loss of less than 1 dB and attenuation loss better than 30 dB at C-band.