Chapter 7 Conclusion and Future work
7.2 Future Work
The higher-order Marchand baluns have been synthesized based on S-plane high-pass prototype. The design of high-pass prototype is that the electrical length of all the transmission line sections is 90o at the center frequency of fo. To reduce the circuit size, an S-plane bandpass prototype of Marchand balun may be proposed so that the electrical length of each transmission line section is less than 90o at the center frequency of fo. A description of the synthesis technique based on S-plane bandpass prototype is given in [143]. With the synthesis technique, higher-order Marchand baluns with compact sizes and wideband performances will be studied in the future.
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簡歷 姓 名 : 呂哲慶
性 別 : 男
出生年月日: 民國 71 年 5 月 18 日
籍 貫 : 台灣台南市
學 歷 : 交通大學電信所碩士班畢業
經 歷 : 高中畢業於台南一中，大學畢業於中山大學電機 系。申請進入交通大學電信研究所電波組研讀，個人在碩博 班期間之研究主題為微波被動元件之設計製作與最佳化。
論文題目 :
Development and Design of Novel Cross-Coupled Filters and
Exact Synthesis of New High-Order Wideband Marchand Balun
Publication List
I. Journals
[1] J. C. Lu, C. K. Liao, and C. Y. Chang, “Microstrip parallel-coupled filters with cascade trisection and quadruplet responses,” IEEE Trans. Microwave Tech., vol-56, no. 9, pp. 2101-2110, Sep. 2008.
II. Conferences:
[1] J. C. Lu and C. Y. Chang, “Quarter-wave stepped-impedance resonator filters with quadruplet and canonical form responses,” in Proc. 38th Eur.
Microwave Conf., 2008, pp. 504-507.
[2] J. C. Lu and C. Y. Chang, “Generalized Chebyshev response parallel-coupled filter with suppression of 2f0 spurious passband,” in Asia-Pacific Microwave Conf., Hong Kong, China, pp. 16-20, Dec. 2008.
[3] J. C. Lu, Y. W. Lin, C. K. Liao, and C. Y. Chang, “Five-pole parallel-coupled microstrip cascade quadruplet filters for high selectivity and flat group delay,” accepted to be presented at the Asia-Pacific Microwave Conf, Singapore, Dec. 2009.
[4] Y. W. Lin, J. C. Lu, C. Y. Chang, and C. K. Liao, “Six-pole parallel-coupled microstrip CQ filter with source-load and source/load to resonator cross coupling,” accepted to be presented at the Asia-Pacific
[4] Y. W. Lin, J. C. Lu, C. Y. Chang, and C. K. Liao, “Six-pole parallel-coupled microstrip CQ filter with source-load and source/load to resonator cross coupling,” accepted to be presented at the Asia-Pacific