Reconfigurable filters play an important role in flexible satellite payloads. In this work we show how to advantageously employ EM numerical techniques (namely FEM and Mode Matching) to optimize the dimensioning of a recently proposed implementation of fully reconfigurable dual-mode filters for OMUX applications. The proposed solution (based on the use of dielectric tuning screws and stepper micro-motors) allows the realization of compact filter units. The modelling techniques used in their design are of fundamental importance for shortening development times and anticipating technical problems.

Modelling techniques for dual-mode reconfigurable filters used in satellite applications

MACCHIARELLA, GIUSEPPE;
2016-01-01

Abstract

Reconfigurable filters play an important role in flexible satellite payloads. In this work we show how to advantageously employ EM numerical techniques (namely FEM and Mode Matching) to optimize the dimensioning of a recently proposed implementation of fully reconfigurable dual-mode filters for OMUX applications. The proposed solution (based on the use of dielectric tuning screws and stepper micro-motors) allows the realization of compact filter units. The modelling techniques used in their design are of fundamental importance for shortening development times and anticipating technical problems.
2016
2016 IEEE MTT-S International Conference on Numerical Electromagnetic and Multiphysics Modeling and Optimization, NEMO 2016
9781467387620
9781467387620
Dual mode filters; reconfigurable filters; Control and Optimization; Numerical Analysis; Radiation; Modeling and Simulation; Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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