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0.articletitle everal techniques and methodologies are the past, the second step was generally carried out by available today for designing microwave fil- means of simple (approximate) circuit modeling of the 0.byline ters. Review articles that survey the state of real filter structure, and often some experimental cut- the art in this field may be found in the litera- and-try work was necessary to obtain the desired filter ture [1], [2], enabling response. Today, the trend is to S designers to select the most con- Dan Swanson and exploit optimization techniques venient approach for various filter and take advantage of the avail- topologies and applications. All Giuseppe Macchiarella able full-wave electromagnetic these design approaches general- (EM) simulators, which can now ly consist of two sequential steps: first a synthesis prob- analyze the complete physical structure of many filters. lem is solved using techniques typically borrowed from Optimization is a very powerful tool, but it must be lumped-element network synthesis, and then a suitable applied judiciously. In fact, without a good starting equivalence between the synthesized network and the point (i.e., the initially assigned dimensions of the