his paper introduces a new technique of designing widely frequency tunable TM010 mode dielectric-loaded waveguide resonators and filters. The proposed tuning method is based on using liquid metals to tune the resonant frequency by altering the liquid level inside the resonator hollow-channel. A single-pole bandpass filter is designed, fabricated, and measured for proof-of-concept purposes. The realized filter demonstrated wide frequency tuning from 2.33 GHz to 0.67 GHz maintaining low insertion loss < 1 dB allover the tuning window. The presented results exhibit the great potential of the proposed technique in high-performance widely-tunable next-generation RF systems
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The emergence of technologies such as 5G, IoT, automotive radar, wireless power transfer, broadband ...
This paper presents a novel approach for tuning substrate integrated waveguide resonators, realized ...
his paper introduces a new technique of designing widely frequency tunable TM010 mode dielectric-loa...
This paper reports a new tuning technique for TM mode dielectric resonators and filters. The propose...
Radio Frequency (RF) filters are among the key components of today’s multifunctional devices and tes...
A novel method for the development of a reconfigurable cavity bandpass filter using fluid dielectric...
International audienceThis special issue presents devices and the results of a tunable microwave mic...
A novel mechanically tunable waveguide dielectric filter is presented in this paper. The resonant st...
This thesis presents an innovative and practical approach to developing planar resonant-based spectr...
This paper presents octave-tunable resonators and filters with surface mounted lumped tuning element...
Advanced radio technology demands for low power consumption and compact architecture that operate at...
A resonant frequency control method for dielectric rod resonators is discussed. A dielectric rod of ...
This paper presents two different designs for frequency reconfigurable antennas capable of continuou...
International audienceA new approach for the development of tunable and reconfigurable microstrip (M...
©2015 IEEE. Personal use of this material is permitted. Permission from IEEE must be obtained for al...
The emergence of technologies such as 5G, IoT, automotive radar, wireless power transfer, broadband ...
This paper presents a novel approach for tuning substrate integrated waveguide resonators, realized ...