3-D Printed Monolithic Dielectric Waveguide Filter Using LCM Technique

Монолитный диэлектрический волноводный фильтр, напечатанный методом 3D с использованием LCM-технологии
Yi Wang, Lu Qian, Emelia Hayward, Milan Salek, Zhifu Liu, Jorma Vihinen
2022-11-27

3-D printed monolithic dielectric waveguide filter850 MHz bandwidth at 11.5 GHzlithography-based ceramic 3-D printingmanufacturing parameters and post-processingsilver plated outer surface
A 3-D printed monolithic dielectric waveguide filter is presented in this paper. The proposed filter is constructed by a single piece of 3D printed dielectric puck with silver plated outer surface. To facilitate the fabrication of the monolithic dielectric filter, a lithography-based ceramic 3-D printing technology is employed. In this way, the mould required in conventional ceramic forming technologies is eliminated and the higher design freedom can be obtained. The detailed manufacturing parameters and post-processing methods are described. To demonstrate feasibility of the proposed solution, one prototype filter operating at 11.5 GHz with 850 MHz bandwidth is designed, fabricated, and measured. The measurement result shows reasonable agreement with the simulation.
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A monolithic dielectric waveguide filter was fabricated as a single-piece 3D-printed dielectric puck with a silver-plated outer surface.
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A prototype filter operating at 11.5 GHz with 850 MHz bandwidth was designed, fabricated, and measured.
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Detailed manufacturing parameters and post-processing methods for the LCM-produced dielectric filter are provided.
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Lithography-based ceramic 3D printing (LCM) eliminates the mould used in conventional ceramic forming, enabling higher design freedom for the filter.
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Measured results of the prototype show reasonable agreement with electromagnetic simulation.

3-D printed monolithic dielectric waveguide filter (single-piece 3D-printed dielectric puck with silver-plated outer surface)

Design, fabrication (lithography-based ceramic 3-D printing and post-processing) and performance (measured vs simulated) of the filter operating at 11.5 GHz with 850 MHz bandwidth

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Yi Wang
Lu Qian
Emelia Hayward
Milan Salek
Zhifu Liu
Jorma Vihinen
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