Abstract
In this paper, we study the effect of harmonics of phase-shifted square-wave corrugations on the different stopbands of a corrugated parallel-plate waveguide supporting TM waves. The stopbands are characterized by simultaneous occurrence of first-order and higher-order Bragg interactions. Coupled mode equations of two or four modes are derived via the method of multiple scales. Above cutoff of a higher-order mode, it is found that three resonance conditions must be satisfied: a first-order Bragg condition for the higher-order mode and a higher-order Bragg condition for the dominant TM10 mode, and a third condition coupling the two modes. A design of a multiple stopband filter for interference suppression in UWB applications is given showing all stopbands above cutoff of the TM10 and higher-order modes up to TM50 by including effects of higher harmonics of the structure. The bandwidth of each stopband is controllable by varying the phase shift between corrugations on the two walls of the waveguide. The fundamental matrix method is used to solve the filtering problem numerically.
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