Full-wave characterization of open-end and gap discontinuities of coplanar striplines

Mayouf, A.; Djahli, F.; Laib, S.

doi:10.1109/icecs.2000.911525

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“…4 and its measurements. However, in comparison with our results given in 12, we can see a weak distortion due essentially to the difference between Green's functions used.…”

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“…First, we calculate, as shown in Figure 3, the reflection coefficient of the open‐end discontinuity of a CPS of GaAs ( ε r = 12.6, tan δ = 3.10 −5 , µ r = 1.0) substrate and h = 0.25 mm, and S = W = 1.02 mm versus frequency. Our results are compared with those obtained, for the same line, using the exact dyadic Green's function of the bianisotropic media 12. This comparison shows clearly the anisotropy effect on the reflection magnitude.…”

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“…The thickness of the metallization is assumed to be negligible in comparison with substrate thickness. Then, the surface current is assumed to flow only in the x ‐and y ‐directions in the strip 10–18.…”

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In this work, the coplanar stripline (CPS) and its discontinuities: open-end, short-end, gaps and resonator have been modeled. New integral equations for the electrical field components are formulated, in the spectral domain, using an exact dyadic Green's function, applied to the CPS structure. The use of this form of Green's function allows the consideration of the effects of the dielectric losses, the surface wave excitation and the space wave radiation on the propagation characteristics of the CPS and its discontinuities. The resulting integral equation has been solved using the two-dimensional Galerkin's technique. The resolution of the resulting matrix equation gives the scattering parameters of the studied structures. The obtained results are commented and compared with those of other approaches and measurements.

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“…4 and its measurements. However, in comparison with our results given in 12, we can see a weak distortion due essentially to the difference between Green's functions used.…”

Section: Resultssupporting

confidence: 72%

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confidence: 73%