Xinyu Zhang;Yongle Wu;Wei Zhao;Shiyu Xie;Zhuoyin Chen;Weimin Wang
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Abstract
This letter presents a compact dual-band filtering power divider (DBFPD) based on a novel dual-$\pi $ -type matching circuit (MC). The proposed dual-$\pi $ -type MC achieves precise dual-band matching through analytical design, and integrated hybrid resonators (HRs) significantly enhance the bandwidth of passbands. Three independently controllable transmission zeros (TZs) of DBFPD improve stopband rejection and frequency selectivity. To validate the design, a DBFPD working at 8.9 and 21.6 GHz with a compact size of $1.9\times 3.1$ mm2 is fabricated and measured using integrated passive device (IPD). The design achieves low insertion loss (IL) and wide bandwidth, with minimum ILs of 0.43 and 0.47 dB and 3-dB bandwidths of 50% and 33.5%, respectively.