This paper proposes a novel diplexer based on triple-mode dielectric-loaded cylindrical cavities. Such two metal cavities are designed to achieve two different frequency bands, while three resonant modes of a single cavity are classified as a TM mode and a pair of hybrid (HE) degeneration modes. An off-centered dielectric resonator instead of a traditional corner cuts perturbation or screws perturbation properly perturbs the two degenerate modes in the same cavity. Extensive study is then conducted to design this proposed diplexer. Finally, a diplexer prototype is fabricated using a brass cavity and it is tested for experimental verification of the predicted results. Good agreement between measurement and simulation is achieved.
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