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Kang Wang1,2, Mingcheng Li1, Chuyuan Gao1
1Key Laboratory of MEMS of the Ministry of Education, Southeast University, Nanjing 210096, China.
Abstract:
In this paper, an innovative reconfigurable microstrip RF device design method is proposed, which is inspired by origami structures. The experimental results of the reconfigurable low-pass filter indicate that the maximum origami folding height is 3 mm, resulting in the frequency tuning range of the filter being 524~568 MHz, the return loss is below -15.0 dB and the insertion loss is below 2.5 dB up to 500 MHz. It is demonstrated that the proposed design method for reconfigurable microstrip RF devices is fairly effective through theoretical and experimental research. This work provides a groundbreaking method for reconfigurable RF devices with origami structures.
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