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Fig 1.

Schematic of the adopted SIR approach in this study.

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Fig 2.

Microstrip resonator transformation; (a) The classical square loop resonator reported in [7] and (b) Stepped impedance square loop resonator that adopted in the planned filter of this study.

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Fig 3.

The configuration of stepped impedance square loop resonator bandpass filter.

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Fig 4.

The transmission and return loss responses of the designed bandpass filter.

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Fig 5.

S21 responses of proposed bandpass filter as a function of d.

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Fig 6.

S11 responses of the proposed bandpass filter as a function of d.

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Table 1.

The electrical parameters of the proposed filter with respect to d magnitudes.

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Fig 7.

The phase response of the proposed bandpass filter.

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Fig 8.

Current intensity distribution of stepped impedance square loop resonator bandpass filter with perturbation element at 5.8 GHz.

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Fig 9.

Current intensity distribution of stepped impedance square loop resonator bandpass filter without perturbation element at 5.8 GHz.

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Fig 10.

The fabricated bandpass filter snapshot.

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Fig 11.

Simulated and experimental S21 responses.

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Fig 12.

Simulated and experimental S11 responses.

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Table 2.

Comparison of the simulation and experimental results for the proposed filter.

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Table 3.

Comparison of the experimental results for the proposed filter with reported filters in [20] and [21] at 5.8 GHz center frequency.

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