1985
DOI: 10.1109/tmtt.1985.1133155
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Analysis of Arbitrarily Oriented Microstrip Transmission Lines in Arbitrarily Shaped Dielectric Media Over a Finite Ground Plane

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“…5 Results computed the per-unit-length matrices of various structures, for which there exist published original and obtained results. Firstly, we compared results for a simple case of 2 coupled strips on a substrate [26] shown in Table 2. However, we consider the cases of side dielectric walls becoming closer to side strip edges and the similar cases without side dielectric walls ( Table 2).…”
Section: Structures and Approach For Investigationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…5 Results computed the per-unit-length matrices of various structures, for which there exist published original and obtained results. Firstly, we compared results for a simple case of 2 coupled strips on a substrate [26] shown in Table 2. However, we consider the cases of side dielectric walls becoming closer to side strip edges and the similar cases without side dielectric walls ( Table 2).…”
Section: Structures and Approach For Investigationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1. Использовано 2 набора параметров структуры, которые взяты из работ [13,14]. Для наглядности параметры сведены в табл.…”
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“…Для набора 2 в работах [14][15][16] также используется метод момен-тов, поэтому согласованность результатов выше, а разница объяснима разной сегментацией. Наиболь-шее расхождение наблюдается с результатами из работы [16], в которой использованы трехмерное моделирование и RWG-базисные функции.…”
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“…If d ( w ) and c"(w) are known for the dielectric material(s) in the transmission line system, then G(w) and C ( w ) may be calculated from the cross-sectional transmssion line geometry using a boundary-element solution for the surface charge densities [13]. Since €(U), as formulated above, satisfies the Kronig-Kramers equations, then Y ( w ) will as well.…”
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confidence: 99%