A 1.4–2.3-GHz Tunable Diplexer Based on Reconfigurable Matching Networks PROJECT TITLE :A 1.4–2.3-GHz Tunable Diplexer Based on Reconfigurable Matching NetworksABSTRACT:An idea for implementing reconfigurable matching networks to understand a tunable diplexer is investigated and demonstrated. The reconfigurable matching networks ensure that the rejection band impedance of every filter is remodeled to an open circuit over a wide selection of frequencies, permitting two tunable filters to be connected together to make a tunable diplexer while not affecting every other. The tunable diplexer is made using Schottky diodes and combline resonators on Duroid substrates, and can operate from one.4 to 2.three GHz with a closest frequency separation of one hundred ten MHz. Measurements show virtually no distinction in the frequency response between a standalone filter and a filter placed in the tunable diplexer. The work shows that a wideband tunable diplexer can so be realized using tunable bandpass filters and reconfigurable matching networks. Did you like this research project? To get this research project Guidelines, Training and Code... Click Here facebook twitter google+ linkedin stumble pinterest Constructing a Global Social Service Network for Better Quality of Web Service Discovery Calibration and Validation of Probabilistic Discretionary Lane-Change Models