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This paper proposes a detailed design study of resonating high-frequency notch filters driven by RF MEMS switches and their optimization for dual-band operation in the X-Band. Microstrip configurations will be considered for single and dual-band applications. An SPDT (single-pole-double-thru) switch composed of double-clamped ohmic microswitches has been introduced to connect triangular resonators with Sierpinski geometry, symmetrically placed with respect to a microstrip line to obtain a dual notch response. Close frequencies or spans as wide as 2 GHz can be obtained depending on the internal complexity and the edge side. The internal complexity has been modified to introduce the possibility of using the same edge size for the frequency tuning of an elementary cell, maintaining a fixed footprint, and allowing coupled structures to implement high-frequency filters of the same size and variable operational frequencies. Preliminary experimental results have been obtained as a confirmation of the predicted device functionality.

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