Planar Bandpass Filters with Mixed Couplings
The problem so designing stripline and microstrip bandpass filters with mixed coupling, including the magnetic and electric components of the interaction, are considered. It is shown that the transmission zero corresponding to mixed coupling coefficients
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Advances in Information and Communication Technology and Systems
Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems Volume 152
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