A novel quasielliptic microstrip bandpass filter (BPF) using both half- and quarter-wavelength resonators is proposed. With the quarter-wavelength (/spl lambda//4) resonators placed in the interstage, the filter spurious passband can be pushed up to 3 f/sub 0/ where f/sub 0/ stands for the passband center frequency. To improve the stopband characteristics, a modified stopband-extended filter is implemented, utilizing the multiple transmission zeros placed at specified frequencies to achieve good frequency selectivity and out-of-band rejection. The modified filter provides a 22.5-dB rejection level from 1.14 f/sub 0/ to 5.2 f/sub 0/.
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