bpf design
You can still use lumped parts, but they have to be small and you have to make sure their resonant frequencies are higher than the operating band.
You can combine lumped and distributed, like using lumped capacitors for series elements, but transmission line resonators for shunt L and C's.
And, of course, you can just use all tranmission line circuitry, which will work great at 1.6 GHz, but be a little large.
What ebook gives practical view to filter design with tranmission line?
Is there any link and software on tranmission line filter design?
Hello,
Yes, go through the following website...You will find a good filter design software...
http://www.nuhertz.com/filter/
Transmission Line Filters:
Transmission Line Filter Synthesis for Single Terminated, Unequally Terminated, and Equally Terminated Filters.
Balanced and Unbalanced Filters.
User Selectable Length Units of Meters, Feet, and Inches.
Easy to Read Graphical Circuit Displays.
Textual Net Lists That Are Ready to Execute in Applications That Support Net Lists.
Analysis of User Modified Transmission Line Circuits Including Time Response, Frequency Response, Input/Output Reflection Coefficient, Input/Output Input Impedance, and Transfer Functions.
Single Stub and Dual Stub Resonators.
Textual Net Lists That Are Ready to Execute in Applications That Support Net Lists.
Nonzero Resistance and Conductance Analysis for All Filters.
Diplexers For all Double Terminated Designs With and Without Reflection Compensation.
Low Pass/High Pass and Band Pass/Band Stop Diplexers.
Finite Length Transmission Lines Between Stubs Analysis for All Filters.
Coupled Resonator Band Pass Filters.
Easily Change Single Stub Resonators to Dual Stub and Dual Stub to Single Stub.
Means to Easily Modify, Add, or Delete Elements and Stubs.
Create Composite Filters Composed of Lumped Elements and Transmission Line Stubs.
Insert Transmission Line segments Between Filter Stubs and Elements.
Random Value Updates for filter elements for Monte Carlo analysis.
Complex Termination synthesis.
Stripline and Micropstrip Implementations and Analysis, Including Conductor and Dielectric Losses.
Coupled Stripline and Microstrip Band Pass and High Pass Filters, including Resonator Filters.
Hairpin, Interdigital, and Combline Filters, both Tapped and Untapped, and in both Microstrips and Striplines.
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