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We report a new RF resonator that operates at high frequency (HF, 3-30 MHz) of electromagnetic spectrum. The resonator is fabricated on a double-sided HTS (YBCO) thin film on a single 2" LAO substrate. The resonator is of smaller size and has a higher Q-value than conventional copper resonators. At temperatures below 77 K the Q-value of the resonator is above 40,000. A 3-pole filter is made by using 3 of this resonator which demonstrates a low insertion loss. This report will discuss the design, fabrication, RF characteristics (return and insertion loss), and the Q-value of the devices in detail. The simulated model of the RF characteristics of the devices will also be given.
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