Coupled resonator filters formed by micromachining

Wave transmission lines and networks – Coupling networks – Wave filters including long line elements

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C333S230000

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07449979

ABSTRACT:
A resonator filter assembly is provided having a first wafer (102), a second wafer (104) and a third wafer (106). A plurality of pits are etched in the first and second wafer (102, 104) and arranged such that a plurality of resonant cavities (108) are formed with a coupling cavity (110) disposed between the resonant cavities (108). By altering the dimensions of the resonant and coupling cavities (108, 110), the frequency characteristics of the filter can be adjusted as desired.

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