1968
DOI: 10.1109/tmtt.1968.1126691
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Losses in Microstrip

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“…Letting a = ad + a c, i. e., identifying the total attenuation as the sum of the contribution due to dielectric and ohmic losses, we obtain the following relationships This is a reasonable assumption as verified experimentally by Pucel, Mass6, and Hartwig (1968).…”
Section: V Losses In Microstrip Linessupporting
confidence: 54%
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“…Letting a = ad + a c, i. e., identifying the total attenuation as the sum of the contribution due to dielectric and ohmic losses, we obtain the following relationships This is a reasonable assumption as verified experimentally by Pucel, Mass6, and Hartwig (1968).…”
Section: V Losses In Microstrip Linessupporting
confidence: 54%
“…The total attenuation constant a was measured by Pucel, Mass6, and Hartwig (1968) for a practical microstrip line. The results for the case of a rutile substrate are reproduced in Figure 33.…”
Section: V Losses In Microstrip Linesmentioning
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“…One assumes that the dielectric substrate is characterized by its height h, relative permittivity ε r and loss constant tan(δ). The corresponding characteristic impedance Z c and the propagation constant γ(f ) = α(f )+j ·β(f ) can be deduced from these physical properties according to the formulations reported in [16,17,32] as expressed in (1) and (3).…”
Section: Extraction Of the Microstrip Line Rlcg-parametersmentioning
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“…(62) The relative permittivity is obtained from the resonant frequencies of a cavity. The attenuation constant in a microstrip has been calculated [132]. However, if the ratio t/S (where S is the relevant skin depth and t is the thickness of the conductor) is small or close to unity [133,134] Reference [135] gives values for A for superconductors.…”
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