Abstract

Abstract In this paper, a novel tunable dual-band bandpass filter (BPF) with independently controlled passbands and constant absolute bandwidth (CABW) is proposed. The CABW passbands of designed dual-band BPF are obtained using manageable electric and magnetic mix coupling. Furthermore, the multiple transmission paths from the input port to the output port are extended for extra transmission zeros, which results in modified selectivity of the proposed dual-band BPF. The tunability and switchability of the developed filter can be implemented by introducing a single bias voltage of varactors for each band. For the tunable dual-band BPF, the simulated results show that the center frequency (CF) of the first passband varies from 2.38 to 2.68 GHz, and the CF of the second passband varies from 3.28 to 3.88 GHz, while 3-dB absolute bandwidths are 101 ± 7 MHz and 98 ± 4 MHz, respectively. Moreover, the two passbands of the filter can also be independently switched by removing the voltage imposed on the varactor CV1 and CV2. The measured results agree well with simulated results, which verify the design theory.

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