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Figure 1. Configuration of the single CDR. (a) Top view. (b) Bottom view. (c) Side view.
Figure 2. Q-factor and resonance frequency changes for several values of the gap and β parameters.
Figure 3. Configuration of the NBBPF. (a) overview of the filter. (b) U-shaped planar resonator.
Figure 5. S-parameters of the proposed NBBPF with and without U-shaped planar resonators.
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