Since conventional microstrip hairpin filter and diplexer are inherently formed by coupled-line resonators, spurious response and poor isolation performance are unavoidable. This letter presents a simple technique that is suitable for an inhomogeneous structure such as microstrip to cure such poor performances. The technique is based on the stepped impedance coupled-line resonator and is verified by the experimental results of the designed 0.9GHz/1.8GHz microstrip hairpin diplexer.
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