Design Of Microstrip Low Pass Filter

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International Journal of Innovative and Emerging Research in Engineering

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Design Of Microstrip Low Pass Filter

b

Deep K Chauhan a

and FalguniRaval b a

M.Tech(C.S.E.),Electronics and Communication Engineering, Charotar University of Science and Technology, Changa

Assistant Prof., Electronics and Communication Engineering, Charotar University of Science and Technology, Changa

ABSTRACT :

Chebyshev low pass filter presented based on lumped-network and microstrip line structure suitable for wireless communication purpose. In this paper chebyshev microstrip lowpass filter of order 3 and 1dB pass band ripple is designed on duroid substrate using step-impedance method for 1GHz cut-off frequency using Ansoft Designer and

Ansys HFSS.

Keywords: ANSOFT DESIGNER, ANSOFT HFSS, lumped-element network, Microstrip low pass filter,Duroid.

I.

I NTRODUCTION

Main purpose of filter is to take up frequencies in selected operated range and turn down all other. There are four main types for filter which we known as low pass filter, high pass filter, band pass filter, band stop filter. Each filter can reject and accept the frequencies in different manner. Low pass filter allows only frequencies below cut-off frequencies.

High pass filter allows higher frequencies than cut-off frequencies. Band pass filter will allow frequencies within pass band and band stop filter will reject frequencies for certain band. A filter can allow frequencies called as pass band. In practical it is not possible to achieve perfect filter[1-2-13].

This filter used in microwave systems like as radars, measurement and test systems, satellite communication [3-

13]. This microstrip filter has advantages like low cost, higher selectivity and uncomplicated structure. This microstrip lines are much cheaper and lighter but gives higher losses.

Stepped impedance low pass microstrip filters offer better stop band characteristics and are simpler to design. Such filters are formed, from the series connection of high and low impendence microstrip transmission lines [8-9].Low pass filter consist of lumped-network and microstrip line structure appropriate for wireless communication purpose. Microstrip line is widely used transmission lines and is definitely miniaturized and integrated with both passive and active microwave devices. During this paper design of microstrip lowpass Chebyshev filter is implemeted with order three and 1dB pass band ripple using step-impedance methodology for 1GHz cut-off frequency in Ansoft Designer and Ansoft HFSS. The length of the strip, the height of substrate and the relative permittivity of substrate determine the characteristic impedance of the transmission line. Between 800MHz to 30GHz we can use microstrip RF filters [4]. Microstrip line with two different characteristic impedances combines together to make microstrip lowpass filter.

In this present paper, filter is designed based on stepped impedance method. Calculation based lumped lowpass filter is designed and analyzed in Ansoft Designer. Lumped elements are converted into microstrip line using Ricahrds transformation method. Third order stepped impedance low pass microstripfilter has been designed and analyzed using

Ansoft HFSS software at 1GHz frequency on Duroid substrate.

II. DESIGN OF MICROSTRIP LOPWASS FILTER

The two basic steps to design the stepped impedance lowpass filter are to select an appropriate low pass prototype and find an appropriate microstrip realization that approximates the lumped element filter. For proposed design work,chebyshev approximation is assumed which exhibits the equal ripple pass-band and maximally flat stop-band. The general structure and LC ladder type stepped impedance lowpass microstrip line filter [13].

Third order low pass filter have been designed in microstrip configuration with the following specification.

Passband Ripple = 1dB

Cut off frequency f c

= 1 GHz

Substrate thickness,h =1.6 mm

Characteristic impedance = 50 Ω

0

Highest Line impedance = 93 Ω

0L

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Design of Lumped-Element low pass filter is as follow:

For pass-band ripple characteristic having 1 dB ripple the element values for the filter is given in below table.

Table 1 element value for lowpass chebyshev filter prototypes (g0=1,Wc=1 And 1db Ripple) [1] m g1 g2 g3 g4 g5 g6 g7 g8

1 1.0178 1.000

2 1.8220 0.6580 2.6599

3 2.0237 0.9941 2.0237 1.0000

4 2.0991 1.0644 2.8312 0.7892 2.6599

5 2.1350 1.0911 3.0010 1.0911 2.1350 1.0000

6 2.1547 1.1041 3.0635 1.1518 2.9368 0.8101 1.0000

7 2.1666 1.1115 3.0937 1.1735 3.0937 1.1115 2.1666 1.0000

From the table, as order is 3 so prototype element value for the order three are as follow: g1=2.0237 g2=0.9941 g3=2.0237

Now lumped elements like inductor and capacitor value can be calculated by below formula [1]. i z

0

Ω g

0

2Πf

Ω

2Πf

×

C

C

×

C g

Z

C

0

0

×g .........................................(2)

Calculated values for lumped-element network from equation(1)and (2) are as given in below table 2.

Table 2 Lumped parameter values

Prototype element value Correspond L and C value g1=2.0237 g2=0.9941 g3=2.0237

L1=16.1 nH

C1=3.164 pF

L2=16.1 nH

Figure 1 lumped model of filter

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We approximated chebyshev filter, the equation set for this particular filter is as below [1]. g m+1

=

1,where m is odd number



ξ cosh( ),where m is even number

4

.............(4) g =

2a x

1

...................................

................................(5)

,where p=2,3....p................................(6) b g

ξ=ln coth

G r

17.37

 

 

................................................(7)

χ=sinh

 ξ 

...........................................................(8)

 2m 

(2p-1)Π

2m

...................

..............................(9)

2

 pΠ

................................................(10)

 m 

Requirement for the dimensions of microstirpline ,assumption of low and high impedance is done. Characteristic impedance of high impedance line value Z oL=

93 Ω and characteristic impedance of low impedance line value Z oC

=17

Ω. We are going to use Duroid as subtract having 2.2 dielectric permittivity, thickness of subtract is h=1.6mm. We can calculate width of microstrip line by equations (11) and (12). Equations [1] for calculation of width and length are as given below which gives result in radian so need to convert it into degree.

  l rad...............................................(11)

Zh

  c R o rad..............................................(12)

377

Z

0L

ε r

Where W h

gives the width of source and load side wherever the length of those front and end is taken as 10mm.

By using the above formula we can have calculated width and length for Microstrip line are which are shown below.

Table 1 Dimensions of microstrip line

Sr

No.

1

2

Impedence(ohm) Width(mm)

50 5.62

Length(mm)

10

93 1.67 38.93

101

3

4

5

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19.90 11.27

93

50

1.67

5.62

38.93

10

Figure 2microstrip filter model

The microstrip lowpass filter is shown in figure 2 and figure 3. We have to assume source as well as load impedance length in this case we assume the length as 10mm.

Figure 3microstriplowpass filter 3d geometry design using Ansoft HFSS

III. RESULT AND DISCUSSION

Simulation result for lumped-element low pass filter design using ANSOFT DESIGNER software is as shown in figure 4.Insertion loss is -3 dB at 1.08 GHz for lumped-network low pass filter design with 1dB ripple in passband.

The figure 5 shows result for microstrip low pass filter in ANSOFT HFSS software. The insertion loss is -2.82 dB at

1.0 GHz. For the simulation purpose we have used method of moment based full-wave EM solver Ansoft HFSS.

Simulation result for lumped lowpass model and microstriplowpass filter model is shown in figure 4 and figure 5.

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0.00

-10.00

-20.00

-30.00

-40.00

-50.00

-60.00

0.00

Figure 4 simulated result of ANSOFT DESIGNER for lumped-element low pass filter

XY Plot 11 m1

HFSSDesign1

Name X Y m1 1.0000 -2.8230

Curve Info dB(S(1,1))

Setup1 : Sweep dB(S(2,1))

Setup1 : Sweep

0.25

0.50

0.75

Freq [GHz]

1.00

Figure 5 simulated result of ANSOFT HFSS for microstrip low pass filter

1.25

1.50

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