Accurate characterization and modeling of transmission lines for GaAs MMICs

Finlay, H.J.; Jansen, R.H.; Jenkins, J.A.; Eddison, I.G.

doi:10.1109/22.3620

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“…Appropriate two-dimensional methods include finite difference, finite element, mode matching, SD, method-of-lines, or some other approach, which either model the metal with surface impedance or interior metallization discretization (e.g. [5]- [21] 2 ).…”

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Dyadic Green's function modifications for obtaining attenuation in microstrip transmission layered structures with complex media

Krowne

2002

IEEE Trans. Microwave Theory Techn.

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Rigorous derivation of the correction to the Green's function for a microstrip structure containing complex layered media is done for imperfect metallization. A hierarchy of formulas is found consistent with a full-wave electromagnetic code employing zero-thickness extent conductors for the guiding structure metal. At the top of the hierarchy are formulas that utilize new Green's functions of the structure, whereas at the bottom are formulas that are only dependent on the conductor geometry and material properties. Numerical examples are provided to show the sensitivity of the propagation constant attenuation to those elegantly simple formulas at the bottom of the hierarchy.

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“…In[21], the first hyperbolic factor of J(x; 0) in (1) should read sinh(t 0 z )=sinh(t ). Communicated by Rolf H. Jansen.U.S.…”

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Dyadic Green's function modifications for obtaining attenuation in microstrip transmission layered structures with complex media

Krowne

2002

IEEE Trans. Microwave Theory Techn.

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Multilayer Planar Transmission Lines

2021

Introduction to Modern Planar Transmission Lines

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An analysis of striplines with trapezoidal conductor cross sections

Hasegawa

Atsuki

et al. 1995

Electron Comm Jpn Pt II

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As monolithic integration of the microwave circuits progresses, the microstrip line used as a fundamental transmission medium becomes extremely small in size. As the transmission line is miniaturized, it becomes necessary to consider the effect of the shape of the edges of the strip conductor in addition to the thickness. In this paper, an integral equation is derived for the charge density distribution on the strip conductor surface as the unknown. The transmission line characteristics are obtained by discretizing the integration range. Further, the effect of the trapezoidal cross section of the strip conductor formed by etching and plating on the characteristic parameters is specifically studied.

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Accurate characterization and modeling of transmission lines for GaAs MMICs

Cited by 48 publications

References 12 publications

Dyadic Green's function modifications for obtaining attenuation in microstrip transmission layered structures with complex media

Dyadic Green's function modifications for obtaining attenuation in microstrip transmission layered structures with complex media

Multilayer Planar Transmission Lines

An analysis of striplines with trapezoidal conductor cross sections

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