In this paper, we introduce a novel negative coupling structure that is suitable for fabrication using milling and micromachining technologies.The proposed negative coupling structure is designed in three sections: a central bow-shaped iris is sandwiched between two sections that manipulate electromagnetic fields, causing a 180-degree phase rotation.To validate this concept, we have developed a silicon micromachined fourthdegree quasi-elliptic bandpass filter with a center frequency of 270 GHz and a fractional bandwidth of 2.2%.The measured results of the filter display two transmission zeros in the stopband thus demonstrating the correct performance of the negative coupling structure.
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