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Novel approach improves upper stop-band suppression in millimeter-wave filters, indicating effective design strategies.
In this study, we propose a novel approach to enhance upper stop-band attenuation in a split-ring resonator-based bandpass filter by partially inserting W-type hexaferrite films into a strategically placed mechanical hole. The hexaferrite exhibits a substantial increase in magnetic loss tangent in the desired band owing to ferromagnetic resonance, considerably improving attenuation in the upper stop-band while maintaining an acceptable insertion loss in the pass-band. The obtained results indicate that selectively placing the hexaferrite film enhances out-of-band rejection by up to 4 dB, with a slight degradation of 0.84 dB in pass-band insertion loss. Before inserting the hexaferrite film, the bandpass filter exhibited an insertion loss of 1.01 dB at 28 GHz and an attenuation of 20.04 dB at 32 GHz. By contrast, after inserting the hexaferrite film, the bandpass filter exhibited an insertion loss of 1.95 dB at 28 GHz and an attenuation of 24.45 dB at 32 GHz.
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