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Genesys does coax filters, but not high pass. You will have a problme with these because they require gaps between sections of the center conductor. This causes some physical design problems. You could do a band pass.
The Filter Solutions vers 9 from Nuhertz can handle coax lines to implement a any filter.
You can freely downoad a demoversion at **broken link removed**
The traditional meaning of coaxial filter is a coaxial transmission line with the center conductor having different diameters at different locations. This was invented around 1943. A mcirostrip version using the same theory has lengths of lines of different widths (impeances) in tandem.
The Nuhertz program does transmission line filters which uses lengths of lines connected together in different ways. These can be any form of line including coaxial cables. I use an older version of this program and prefer it to all others for passive filters.
Filter Wiz Pro is the best active filter program I have found.
Hi
PCFILT from ALK Engineering can design a coaxial HP fILTER.
Go AKLENG site and try demo. Most filter companies (K&L, Trilitic, etc ) use this software it is quite cheap and the support friendly.
Hmmm....Sure thing.
I don't suppose do lubricate, if I use Suspended Substrate filter type?
If I could do enough broad?
What is this good designer software?
Hello everyone,
I'm involved in a study of squared and rectangular coaxial components.
Can anyone give me a reference about it?
I'm implementing the above structures by CST but I'ld need
some design formulas...
Can anyone help me?
Thanks in advance
Lupin
Interests:
Microstrip (slotted) antennas, Phased arrays, microstrip and stripline components
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