A rigorous mode matching technique is used to analyze the dielectric ring resonators loaded in a waveguide and on top of a substrate. Variation of several lowest order modes' resonant frequencies as a function of structure parameters is presented and is shown to be helpful for optimization of spurious mode separation. Two-dimensional electric and magnetic field line patterns and three-dimensional field intensity distributions of the ring resonators are plotted and provide information for mode excitation, coupling, and spurious mode suppression. Coupling between two dielectric ring resonators loaded in a metallic cavity are analyzed. The dielectric ring resonators are used to design a C-band elliptic function dual mode bandpass filter employing HE/sub 11/ modes. Experimental results are presented and show excellent agreement with the analytical solutions.>
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