Solid-State Electronics
 2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.sse.2011.03.007
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A unified analytical and scalable lumped model of RF CMOS spiral inductors based on electromagnetic effects and circuit analysis

S. Salimy1,
Antoine Goullet2,
A. Rhallabi3
et al.
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“…In order to take into account eddy currents (Nguyen Tran 2009;Salimy et al 2011;Jazebi et al 2015), the model shown in Fig. 7 was used.…”
Section: Modeling and Parameter Extractionmentioning
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Fabrication and properties of integrated magnetic inductors using an RLC model which takes into account eddy current

Yaya
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Capraro
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Youssouf
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Microsyst Technol
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“…In order to take into account eddy currents (Nguyen Tran 2009;Salimy et al 2011;Jazebi et al 2015), the model shown in Fig. 7 was used.…”
Section: Modeling and Parameter Extractionmentioning
confidence: 99%

Fabrication and properties of integrated magnetic inductors using an RLC model which takes into account eddy current

Yaya
1
,
Capraro
2
,
Youssouf
3
et al. 2016
Microsyst Technol
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The Design and EM-Simulation of Square Spiral Inductor Using Simple Equations

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Khan
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Reddy
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2018
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Performance analysis of meander-type inductor in silicon and flexible technology

Pajkanovic
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Stojanović
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Djuric
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2016
Microelectronics Journal
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