This article addresses a CAD-oriented closed-form expressions for dispersive and conductor thickness-based line parameters for symmetrical coplanar strip lines (CPS) on a finite-thickness dielectric substrate. The conductor and dielectric losses are also computed. The models are extended to non-planar CPS -elliptical coplanar strip line (ECPS) and cylindrical coplanar strip lines (CCPS). Finally, accurate circuit model for these structures is also presented. The results between 1 and 60 GHz are compared against the results of HFSS and Sonnet and also against the experimental results. The average deviation of the model against the experimental result is 2.06%.
The CAD oriented closed-form models are presented to compute frequency and conductor thickness dependent effective relative permittivity and characteristic impedance of a slot-line with finite conductor thickness in the range 3 μm-50 μm. The models have average accuracy about 2% against the full-wave results from different sources in the frequency range 2 GHz-60 GHz, 2:22 " r 20, 0:02 w=h 1:0, 0:01 h=l 0 0:25 ffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffi " r À 1 ð Þ p. The models to compute the dielectric and conductor losses are also presented that show close agreement with the results of the spectral domain analysis. The average deviations for the dielectric and conductor losses are 0.011 Np/m and 0.143 Np/m against the results of SDA in the frequency range 2 GHz-30 GHz for narrow to wide slot-width.
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