Most conventional transmission line filters are commensurate structures, with all elements that contribute to the filter performance of equal length. In this article, a structure is described that makes use of a series of elements that vary in length and spacing according to a logarithmic function; this results in a series of transmission zeros at real frequencies. It is shown that excellent filtering performance can be obtained from a relatively simple construction.
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