Systematic Analysis of Rotated Dual-Split Elliptical SRR with Band-Stop Characteristics

In this research article, a novel double-split elliptical split ring resonator (DS-ESRR) is proposed to achieve frequency-notching behavior of ultrawideband filtenna, where the semimajor and minor axes of the ellipse are taken as a bivariate random variable and expressed in Ramanujan's correction coefficient so that more degree of freedom is available for choosing degenerated impedance and thus for variable frequency-notching applications. To verify this hypothetical method, finite sets of variables for DS-ESRR are presented in this proposed work, and a mathematical expression is formulated to estimate the resonant frequency of the DS-ESRR, such that for practical applications, frequency-notching parameters can be easily estimated accurately rather than previously used SRR like circular or square-shaped geometry. DS-ESRR is deployed at the back of a CPW-fed ultrawideband antenna for notching filter application, and the computed data is compared with the eigen mode simulation results which reveal good agreement with each other.