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This Article presented the study of a single pacth antenna and array patch antenna. We will focus on the design based on a small size at a resonant frequency of 30GHz. using the software CST Microwave Studio (FEM method) and ADS software (Moments method) to find internal parameters (S... parameters, bandwidth ,VSWR) and external characteristics (gain, directivity and radiation pattern, efficiencies) . To increase the total gain of the antenna and to have a wider bandwidth band width and taking advantage of the functionality of the radiation overlap of several elements radiating in the same direction, we suggest the second and most important step to design a most important step to design an antenna array grouping patches identical to our first patch antenna proposed in first patch antenna proposed in the first step
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Khazini Mohammed
1
Damou Mehdi
1
Souar Zeggai
2

  1. Laboratory of Electronics, Signal Processing and Microwave, Faculty of Technology, University of Dr. TaharMoulay of Saida, Algeria
  2. Faculty of Technology, University of Dr. TaharMoulay of Saida, Algeria
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This paper presents how to design and simulate two different topologies of a bandpass (BP) rectangular waveguide filter using a direct coupled resonator technique operating at 12 GHz. The filters are characterized by a cross coupling (CM) which produces a single attenuation pole at finite frequency used to realize the bandpass response. The filter resonators provide3rd and 4th order designs with a pseudoelliptic response using High Frequency Structure Simulator (HFSS) simulator. Transmission zeros are obtained through coupling between the fundamental mode and high mode. The filter structures are validated leading to obtain transmission zeros close to the bandpass. The simulated waveguide filters with a central frequency exhibit an insertion loss of 0.4/0.3dB and a return loss of 20/23dB for the whole bandwidth ranging from 11.85GHz to 12.15GHz that show good electromagnetic responses for the simulated rectangular waveguide filters.
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Authors and Affiliations

Gouni Slimane
1
Damou Mehdi
Chetioui Mohammed
2
Boudkhil Abdelhakim
2

  1. Laboratory of Electronics, Signal Processing and Microwave and Laboratory Technology of Communication, Faculty of Technology University Tahar Moulay of Saida, Algeria
  2. Laboratory of Telecommunications, Abu Bakr Belkaid University of Tlemcen, Algeria

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