We present the design and development of a compact wide stopband bandpass filter using novel quasi-lumped LC resonators on a defected ground structure. The resonators are built on a multilayer organic substrate and are coupled to external circuits by shunt-inductive impedance inverters. Experimental results show that the filter has a center frequency of 960 MHz and a 3 dB fractional bandwidth of 8%. The filter has a wide stopband that has an out-of-band rejection of better than 30 dB up to five times of the center frequency. The size of the filter is 5.4 mm × 27 mm or 0.027λg×0.132λg, where λgis guided wavelength at 960 MHz.
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