The forum discussion centers on designing a dual band gap resonator capable of resonating at both lower and higher frequencies. Users suggest defining the resonators as one or two port devices and recommend placing an additional resonator alongside the existing one to achieve dual resonance. The original resonator should be configured for lower frequencies, while the new resonator should target higher frequencies, with careful consideration of spacing to minimize interference. Additionally, users discuss challenges in enhancing the coupling of a 5GHz line without increasing its thickness.
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Are you looking to attenuate two frequencies, while preserving the broader spectrum? Or are you looking to preserve two frequencies, while attenuating the broader spectrum?yefj said:
I think the easiest way is to simply place another resonator alongside the present one. It would be better to make the present one the low frequency resonator and the new one the higher, so that the lengths can be accommodated. You might need to experiment with the spacing.yefj said:
So y'all don't have to download the pdf:tech99 said: