This research demonstrates a compact 2-pole band-pass filter design, achieving low insertion loss in substrate integrated waveguide structures.
This paper presents an ultra-miniaturized and high-quality factor embedded loaded coaxial substrate integrated waveguide (ELCSIW) filter. Integrating a substrate-integrated coaxial resonator with a capacitively loaded air cavity achieves a 99% reduction in size compared to a conventional SIW cavity. Incorporating an air gap in the capacitive loading structure significantly enhances the resonator’s quality factor. A comprehensive analysis of the miniaturization factor and quality factor in relation to cavity structure dimensions is performed. Guidelines for fabricating the highly loaded cavity are presented. To demonstrate the benefits of this technique, a two-pole band-pass filter with a 6.3% bandwidth at 1.1 GHz is designed, fabricated, and measured. The overall footprint of the filter is 10.5 mm × 20.5 mm, which is comparable to 0.07 λg× 0.14 λg. The measured insertion loss is 0.54 dB, and the upper band is spurious-free up to 7 times the resonant frequency. The exceptional performance and compactness of the loaded coaxial substrate integrated waveguide cavities highlight their immense potential for compact advanced wireless systems.
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