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Silicon micromachined K-band filters

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In this paper, a substrate integrated waveguide (SIW) based filter at K band frequency on silicon substrate is described, where TMAH etching is used to form the via-holes for SIW cavities.
Abstract
This paper describes a substrate integrated waveguide (SIW) based filter at K band frequency on silicon substrate. TMAH etching is used to form the via-holes for SIW cavities. Simulations and comparison of TMAH and Deep reactive ion etching (DRIE) etched cavity has been presented. A micro- machined filter is made from rectangular cavities integrated into a silicon substrate and is fed by coplanar waveguide (CPW) transmission-lines through current probes. Simulated filter using TMAH etching shows insertion loss of 0.29dB and return loss of 21.96 dB.

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