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The folded half-wavelength resonators in hairpin-comb filters all have the same orientation, whereas the orientations of the resonators in conventional hairpin-filters alternates. Hairpin-comb filters are shown to have attractive properties for design of compact, narrow-band filters such as are often desired for high-temperature-superconductivity (HTS) and other applications. The results obtained from two- and four-resonator trial HTS-filter designs are discussed. The filters are seen to have very strong stopbands, and their computed and measured performance are found to be in very good agreement.
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Matthaei et al. (1997) studied this question.
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