Redefining Computer-Aided Tuning (CAT) with Reinforcement Learning

Designing a high-performance microwave filter can be a daunting task for RF engineers. The process involves analyzing stringent requirements such as center frequency, bandwidth, return loss, insertion loss, and more, which can become increasingly complex with higher-order filters or complex designs. The Problem During the designing phase, a RF engineer spent most of the time …

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How to Plot with EDS HF v1.14

With the release of EDS HF v1.14, you may probably have notice a slightly different look. Many aspects of the software is improved on that aims to give a better experience to our users. Improvements are done to many aspects related to speed and performance when plotting, saving and drawing the schematic. We added more …

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Designing Matched Bandstop Filter for Very High Frequency (VHF) Band

A high-performance filter is always desired for wireless communication systems and applications. However, its performance is limited by the technology used to realize the filter due to the inevitable losses inherited from each technology. For instance, microstrip filters experience higher loss compared to coaxial or waveguide types which have higher inherent quality factor (Q-factor) up …

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Ideal Vs Practical Resonators

https://youtu.be/AoXyVn3Bz6A A resonant circuit is a circuit containing both an inductor and a capacitor – and therefore, both inductive and capacitive reactances. Its purpose is to produce a reflection zero that will ensure maximum transmission of the signal at a particular frequency. At this frequency, the impedance of the resonant circuit is at its lowest, allowing …

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Single and Dual Mode Resonator

What is a resonator? In simple words, it is any circuit that produces a resonance at a particular frequency. A resonance frequency is when a frequency is exhibiting greater amplitude when compared to other frequencies. In some applications, resonance frequencies are undesirable as it could mean an anomaly in the response graph. For example in …

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Generalized Chebyshev Filter

In this week article, lets discuss the Generalized Chebyshev class filter. Firstly, here's a video on a Generalized Chebyshev class filter constructed using our EDS HF software. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYPvdXOXlW4 The Design The Generalized Chebyshev filters have equiripple passband characteristics and flexibility in placing transmission zeros arbitrarily. The synthesis of this type of filter is based on …

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