A bias-T diplexer design is described which is capable of carrying direct currents of a number of amperes while operating over RF bandwidths of more than a decade. Realized in microstrip or stripline, the design can operate up to at least 50 GHz as either a stand-alone component or as part of a microwave integrated circuit (MIC). The bias-T circuit has been treated as a combination of high-pass, bandpass and low-pass filters. The advance over earlier designs is made as a result of treating the major part of the structure as a bandpass filter. Design of the filter is by an exact transfer function synthesis procedure involving the application of the Richards transformation.