Full-wave analysis of coplanar discontinuities considering three-dimensional bond wires

Rittweger, M.; Abdo, Mohamed H.; Wolff, I.

doi:10.1109/mwsym.1991.147037

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“…One can also notice an anomalous effect at 40 GHz existing in Fig.5. A similar effect has been found in [4] for the case of a bent open-end stub. This effect may be due to a resonating slotline mode excited in the stubs beyond the air-bridge.…”

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A comprehensive theoretical and experimental study of coplanar waveguide shunt stubs

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Ponchak

Katehi

1992 IEEE Microwave Symposium Digest MTT-S

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A comprehensive theoretical and experimental study of straight and bent CPW shunt stubs is presented. In the theoretical analysis, the CPW is assumed to be inside a cavity, while, the experiments are performed on open structures. A hybrid technique has been developed to analyze the CPW discontinuities which has been proven to be accurat_ since the theoretical and experimental results agree very well. Throughout this study, the effect of the cavity resonances on the behavior of the stubs with and without air-bridges is investigated. In addition, the encountered radiation loss due to the discontinuities is evaiuated experimentally.

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A comprehensive theoretical and experimental study of coplanar waveguide shunt stubs

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Ponchak

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1992 IEEE Microwave Symposium Digest MTT-S

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“…To demonstrate the function and the efficiency the SI-method is applied to a FDTD simulation of a coplanar band-reject filter which is described in [7]. The FDTD mesh of the investigated structure is excited with a gaussian pulse to calculate y0(t) over 30000 time steps.…”

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System Identification Method for Transient Analysis of (M) MIC-Components using Time Iterative Methods

Kuempel¹,

Wolff²

1992

22nd European Microwave Conference, 1992

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This paper presents a technique for considerably reducing the required time steps of time-domain field simulations using modern digital signal processing techniques. The procedure leads to a simple model of the investigated structure in form of a digital filter which is suitable for further circuit simulations. As an example the method is applied to a FDTD simulation of a coplanar band-reject filter. a delay line of the order (to -1) in the model (Fig. 1).

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“…As an example, the method is applied to a coplanar bandreject filter which is described in [18]. The FDTD mesh of The reflection coefficient of the band-reject filter calculated with the FDTD/SI-method is compared with the original one obtained by Fourier transform of the long time series of the FDTD simulation (Fig.…”

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Digital signal processing of time domain field simulation results using the system identification method

Kumpel

Wolff

1994

IEEE Trans. Microwave Theory Techn.

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Full-wave analysis of coplanar discontinuities considering three-dimensional bond wires

Cited by 36 publications

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A comprehensive theoretical and experimental study of coplanar waveguide shunt stubs

A comprehensive theoretical and experimental study of coplanar waveguide shunt stubs

System Identification Method for Transient Analysis of (M) MIC-Components using Time Iterative Methods

Digital signal processing of time domain field simulation results using the system identification method

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