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Design of a Compact UHF Wilkinson Power Divider Using a Combined T-Shaped-CCMRC Resonator for Harmonic Suppression
Saeed Roshani1, Salah I Yahya2, Golshan Mohamadpour3
1Department of Electrical Engineering, Ker.C., Islamic Azad University, Kermanshah 67189, Iran.
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This paper proposes a compact UHF microstrip divider with wideband harmonic suppression. A combined resonator, formed by a T-shaped resonator and a pair of coupled compact microstrip resonant cells (CCMRCs), is embedded into each divider branch to replace the conventional quarter-wavelength transmission lines. The divider is designed on an FR4 substrate (εr = 4.4, thickness = 60 mil) for a center frequency of 570 MHz. Full-wave electromagnetic simulations indicate equal power division at 570 MHz with return loss better than 39 dB and output-port isolation higher than 47 dB. Moreover, a wide stopband from 1.5 GHz to 3.5 GHz is obtained, yielding strong attenuation for the third-to-sixth harmonics. The proposed layout occupies 19.6 mm × 21.6 mm, which is about 76% smaller than a conventional 570 MHz divider (42.7 mm × 41 mm). The proposed design is suitable for modern wireless communication systems.
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