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The coupling factor between the resonator and the microstrip line is the ratio of external Q to the unloaded Q.

The coupling factor between the resonator and the microstrip line is the ratio of external Q to the unloaded Q. Correct Answer false

The coupling factor the resonator and the microstrip line is the ratio of unloaded Q to external Q. The simplified expression for coupling factor is N2R/2Z0.

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