Design Rectangular Waveguide Bandpass Filter (C-Band - Satallite Communication)

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I should design two band-pass filter at C band with 500 MHz bandwidth(3.625–4.200GHz for downlink and 5.850–6.425 for uplink) using Rectangular Waveguide.
I use CST Microwave Studio for designing process.
Can you help me how to design this BPF?
Thanks in advance!
 

I do not know about simulations but find the best filter book by Matthaei, Young and Jones : Microwave Filter Design. Includes solved problems and tested real filters.
 
Can you help me design that waveguide filter? It have very wide bandwidth.
 

have u tried for material in google ?? I found some design tool websites, where u can give ur requirements of filter and get the design data..!! Majorly Stepped waveguide or Waveguide Iris type are used for filter design with wave guides..!!
 
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have u tried for material in google ?? I found some design tool websites, where u can give ur requirements of filter and get the design data..!! Majorly Stepped waveguide or Waveguide Iris type are used for filter design with wave guides..!!
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Would you show me those website? I have searched in google, but almost websites only have tools for microstrip line and don't have for metal material. I want to design rectangular waveguide filter with copper or aluminum.
Thanks!:grin:
 

I synthesized a coupling matrix but I cannot know how to convert coefficients of coupling matrix to size and distance of Iris in Waveguide filter.
Help me plz. Thanks
 
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Did you get some solution to transform the coupling matrix to dimensions like length of resonator and width of iris .. Please let me know the process you followed ??

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