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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Design and Implementation of Miniaturized Bandpass Filters Using Integrated Passive Device and Multilayer Printed Circuit Board Process Technologies

Shih, Chih-Syuan 16 July 2011 (has links)
This thesis realizes miniature bandpass filters using integrated passive device technology. The bandpass filters are designed based on coupled resonator method with single-band and dual-band responses, using a transformer structure with high-density winging pattern. In addition, the designs adopt the electric- and magnetic-field cancellation and the feedback mechanism to produce transmission zeros in the filter responses for enhancing selectivity and stopband rejection. In order to satisfy the specific requirements of commercial bandpass filter products, this thesis designed and implemented a trisection filter with cross coupling on a low-loss RT/Duroid substrate to generate a transmission zero very near the passband.
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Highly Miniaturized Bandpass Filters for Wireless System-in-Package Applications

Chen, Chien-Hsun 14 March 2012 (has links)
This dissertation studies and implements highly miniaturized bandpass filter designs for wireless System-in-Package (SiP) applications. Based on the coupling matrix synthesis method, the external quality factors and coupling coefficients can be extracted by selecting the proper tapped-line feeding position and coupling spacing in geometrical configuration. Despite their high performance, most conventional microstrip bandpass filter designs require a bulky area for achieving, making them difficult to implement SiP applications. This dissertation first develops a stacked LC resonator and a stacked spiral resonator (SSR) in an embedded passive substrate (EPS) for realizing miniature single- and multi-band bandpass filters. Moreover, multiple transmission zeros created on both sides of each passband provide high stopband roll-off rates. The designed performance and size are comparable to those of low-temperature co-fired ceramic (LTCC) bandpass filters. As another conventional means of implementing RF passive components, the integrated passive device (IPD) process can produce large-value inductors and high-density capacitors, simultaneously. This dissertation fully utilizes the advantages of IPD technology to implement very compact bandpass filter designs with multiple transmission-zero frequencies at stopband by using a high-density wiring planar transformer configuration. Furthermore, due to the fully symmetric geometry, the transformer-coupled bandpass filter can be easily converted into a balun bandpass filter, capable of providing a superior balance performance with a significantly higher common mode rejection ratio (CMRR) level. The electromagnetic (EM) simulation results, as obtained by using Ansys-Ansoft HFSS, agree with the measurement results for all of the proposed designs in this dissertation.
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Étude de dispositifs hyperfréquences accordables en technologie microfluidique / Study of tunable microwave devices in microfluidics technology

Diedhiou, Daouda Lamine 20 December 2012 (has links)
La multiplication des besoins des utilisateurs dans le domaine des télécommunications a conduit à une surexploitation du spectre de fréquence. Ceci a engendré la raréfaction des bandes de fréquence conduisant à une nécessité de gestion rationnelle des fréquences. Des contraintes ont été rajoutées aux systèmes d’émission / réception et en particulier sur les filtres pour éviter la saturation des services. Dans cette thèse, les travaux s’orientent surtout vers la conception de résonateurs, de filtres planaires et volumiques (3D) accordables dans le domaine des fréquences millimétriques (>= 30 GHz) en utilisant une nouvelle technique d’accordabilité basée sur des principes microfluidiques. Il s’agit d’une nouvelle approche d’agilité qui consiste à faire circuler de la matière (liquides conducteur, diélectrique ou magnétique) dans un substrat diélectrique par le biais de micro canaux. Le substrat diélectrique utilisé, est une résine SU-8 qui offre une souplesse dans la réalisation des micros canaux et des structures volumiques grâce à son bon facteur de forme (≈ 50%). La circulation de liquides dans le substrat, permet de modifier localement les propriétés électromagnétiques du milieu, ce qui conduit à une modification de la fréquence de résonance du dispositif. / The proliferation of user needs in the field of telecommunications, has led to overexploitation of the frequency spectrum. This led to the scarcity of frequency bands leading to a need for efficient management of frequencies. Constraints were added to the transmitting / receiving systems and in particular on the filters to prevent the saturation of the services. In this thesis, work is mainly oriented towards the design of resonators, planar and volumetric (3D) tunable filters in the field of millimeter wave frequencies (> = 30 GHz) using a new tunable technique which is microfluidic. This is a new approach to agility which consists of circulating the material (conductive, dielectric or magnetic liquids) in a dielectric substrate through micro channels. The dielectric substrate used is a resin SU-8 which provides flexibility in the implementation of microchannels and volumetric structures thanks to its good form factor (≈ 50%). The circulation of fluid in the substrate allows to locally modifying the electromagnetic properties of the medium. This leads to a change in the resonant frequency of the device.
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Microwave Filters in Planar and Hybrid Technologies with Advanced Responses

Marín Martínez, Sandra 31 October 2022 (has links)
[ES] La presente tesis doctoral tiene como principal objetivo el estudio, diseño, desarrollo y fabricación de nuevos dispositivos pasivos de microondas, tales como filtros y multiplexores con respuestas avanzadas para aplicaciones de alto valor añadido (i.e. comerciales, militares, espacio); orientados a distintos servicios, actuales y futuros, en sistemas inalámbricos de comunicación. Además, esta investigación se centrará en el desarrollo de filtros encapsulados de montaje superficial y con un elevado grado de miniaturización. Para ello, se propone investigar distintas técnicas que consigan respuestas muy selectivas o con unas características exigentes en rechazo (mediante la flexible introducción de ceros de transmisión), así como una excelente planaridad en banda (aplicando técnicas tales como la mejora del Q o el diseño de filtros con pérdidas, lossy filters), obteniendo de este modo respuestas mejoradas, con respecto a soluciones conocidas, en los componentes de microondas desarrollados. De forma general, la metodología seguida se iniciará con una búsqueda y conocimiento del estado del arte sobre cada uno de los temas que se acometerán en esta tesis. Tras ello, se establecerá un procedimiento de síntesis que permitirá acometer de forma teórica los objetivos y especificaciones a conseguir en cada caso. Con ello, se establecerán las bases para iniciar el proceso de diseño, incluyendo co-simulación circuital/electromagnética y optimización que permitirán, en última instancia, implementar la solución planteada en cada caso de aplicación concreto. Finalmente, la demostración y validez de todas las investigaciones realizadas se llevará a cabo mediante la fabricación y caracterización experimental de distintos prototipos. / [CA] La present tesi doctoral té com a principal objectiu l'estudi, disseny, desenvolupament I fabricació de nous dispositius passius de microones, com ara filtres i multiplexors amb respostes avançades per a aplicacions d'alt valor afegit, (comercials, militars, espai); orientats a oferir diferents serveis, actuals i futurs, en els diferents sistemes sense fils de comunicació. A més, aquesta investigació es centrarà en el desenvolupament de filtres encapsulats de muntatge superficial i amb un elevat grau de miniaturització. Per a això, es proposa investigar diferents tècniques que aconsegueixin respostes molt selectives o amb unes característiques exigents en rebuig (mitjançant la flexible introducció de zeros de transmissió), així com una excel·lent planaritat en banda (aplicant tècniques com ara la millora de l'Q o el disseny de filtres amb perdues, lossy filters), obtenint d'aquesta manera respostes millorades, respecte solucions conegudes, en els components de micrones desenvolupats. De forma general, la metodologia seguida s'iniciarà amb una recerca i coneixement de l'estat de l'art sobre cadascun dels temes que s'escometran en aquesta tesi. Després d'això, s'establirà un procediment de síntesi que permetrà escometre de forma teòrica els objectiusi especificacions a aconseguir en cada cas. Amb això, s'establiran les bases per iniciar el procés de disseny, amb co-simulació circuital / electromagnètica i optimització que permetran, en última instància, implementar la solució plantejada en cada cas d'aplicació concret. Finalment, la demostració i validesa de totes les investigacions realitzades es durà a terme mitjançant la fabricació i caracterització experimental de diferents prototips. / [EN] The main objective of this doctoral thesis is the study, design, development and manufacture of new passive microwave components, such as filters and multiplexers with advanced responses for commercials, military and space applications; oriented to other different services, in current and future wireless communication systems. In addition, this research will focus on the development of surface-mounted encapsulated filters with a high degree of miniaturization. With this purpose, it is proposed to investigate different techniques that achieve highly selective responses or with demanding characteristics in rejection (through the flexible introduction of transmission zeros), as well as an excellent in-band planarity (applying techniques such as the Q enhancement or lossy filters), thus obtaining improved responses, with respect to known solutions, in the developed microwave components. In general, the followed methodology will begin with a search and knowledge of the state of the art on each of the topics addressed in this thesis. After that, a synthesis procedure will be established, which will allow the achievement of the objectives and specifications in a theoretical way, for each case. With this, the bases will be established to start the design process, with circuital and electromagnetic co-simulations and optimizations that will allow, ultimately, to implement the proposed solution, in every application case, specifically. Finally, the demonstration and validity of all the investigations will be carried out through the manufacture and experimental characterization of different prototypes. / Marín Martínez, S. (2022). Microwave Filters in Planar and Hybrid Technologies with Advanced Responses [Tesis doctoral]. Universitat Politècnica de València. https://doi.org/10.4995/Thesis/10251/188943

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