In this paper, a simple method based on coupling control theory to suppress multiple harmonics in open-loop bandpass filters is proposed. Coupled feeding is utilizing in this paper, and by choosing proper coupling length and position of the input/output port, multiple harmonics could be suppressed. The input impedance of microstrip line with its end open-circuited is firstly showed and the theory on harmonics suppression is then analyzed to choose a proper coupling position. A second-order open-loop bandpass filter is designed and manufactured, measured and manufactured results both have a stopband to 5f0 with rejection more than 20dB. On the base of the filter proposed, the stopband can be broaden to 10f0 by adding two stubs. It well validates the proposed solution. 

In order to found a scalable platform for attack resistance test, this paper proposed a simulation method for network attack. We designed a modular framework and using XML to describe the test cases. We also realized both stateful and stateless attacks by Socket programming and Jpcap packet forging method. Experiment results showed that the system has good scalability and provides a template-based testing circuit.