论文信息 - DISTRIBUTED FEEDBACK CHANNEL DROPPING FILTERS

DISTRIBUTED FEEDBACK CHANNEL DROPPING FILTERS

Passive, Quarter-Wave Shifted Distributed Feed-Back (QWS-DFB) resonators can act as transmission filters either singly, or in cascade. Equivalent circuits can be developed which predict the filter characteristics near the center of the stopband. The performance of recently fabricated filters is described.

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