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RF Electronics Chapter 7: RF Filters Page 218 2022, C. J. Kikkert, James Cook University, ISBN 978-0-6486803-9-0. The design of the low reflection filter above has been based on a diplexer design. Microwaves101 [8] and Mini-Circuits [5] use a reflectionless filter design technique based on even and odd mode impedances [7]. This includes some cross-coupling between the output and the input. Figure 7.14 shows the circuit diagram similar to that used by [5] and figure 7.15 shows the frequency response and return loss after optimisation. The return loss of figure 7.15 is much better that that shown in [8] and shows the advantages of being able to optimise circuits using Cadence AWRDE. Figure 7.15 shows that the return loss is ideal (<-300 dB), but the stopband attenuation is poorer than that of figure 7.13. Figure 7.14. Even & Odd mode, impedance reflectionless filter circuit. Figure 7.15. Even & Odd mode, impedance reflectionless filter frequency response. RF Electronics: Design and Simulation 218 www.cadence.com/go/awr

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