Miniaturized Transmission Lines Based on Hybrid Lattice-Ladder Topology

Koochakzadeh, Masoud; Abbaspour-Tamijani, Abbas

doi:10.1109/tmtt.2010.2042847

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“…Use of X-topology equivalent circuit model derivation discussed in [14][15] for analysis of micronic metal-fill tiling is proposed for modeling slow-wave transition mechanisms. Use of hybrid lattice and or T networks is discussed in [16] for the design and optimization of slow-wave transmission lines. However the analysis in [16] remains based on classical global ground assumptions.…”

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“…Use of hybrid lattice and or T networks is discussed in [16] for the design and optimization of slow-wave transmission lines. However the analysis in [16] remains based on classical global ground assumptions. A compact scalable broadband equivalent circuit model is derived to capture the behavior of the CPS/CPW transmission line including the effects of the patterned metal-fills, without any limitation with respect to frequency.…”

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Electromagnetic modeling and analysis of substrate related slow-wave mechanisms for applications from millimeter-wave to optical frequency domains

Wane¹,

Massenot

2012

2012 International Conference on Electromagnetics in Advanced Applications

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Electromagnetic modeling and analysis of substrate related slow-wave mechanisms for applications from millimeter-wave to optical frequency domains

Wane¹,

Massenot

2012

2012 International Conference on Electromagnetics in Advanced Applications

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“…The ladder topology is well defined in the reference [10]. Description on Miniaturized transmission lines based on hybrid lattice-ladder topology is available in [11].…”

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Node Failures and Space Complexity Variations in Step Topology under Distributed Environment

Zaidi¹,

Saxena²

2013

IJCA

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During the past years, distributed computing approach is most popular approach among the other computing approaches. In this approach, the execution time of the processes has been reduced and the setup cost of distributed systems is very low. The process is defined as subtasks, subroutines, macro's etc. In the present work, a static interconnection of the computer systems is defined and called as the static step topology. By the use of this topology, N numbers of hand-held devices and other computer systems may be attached. As the size of network increases, the space complexities are computer by varying the length of the cable segments. Node failures are also computed in the static step topology. A Unified Modeling Language (UML) is used to demonstrate the dynamic execution of process in step topology and represented through sequence diagram.

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“…The latter approach has been called resonant‐type approach. We would like to mention that CL‐loaded lines based on the lattice network topology have also been recently reported [12, 13], but such lines are complex and further effort is needed for their implementation in monolayer PCB technology [14].…”

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Split rings for metamaterial and microwave circuit design: A review of recent developments (Invited paper)

Durán‐Sindreu

Naqui

Bonache

et al. 2012

Int J RF and Microwave Comp Aid Eng

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This article is a review of recent applications of split rings to the design of planar microwave circuits based on metamaterial concepts. The considered resonators, namely, split-ring resonators (SRRs), complementary SRRs (CSRRs), and their open counterparts (OSRRs and OCSRRs), are reviewed, and the equivalent circuit models of artificial lines based on such resonators, including parasitics, are presented and discussed. The second part of the article is devoted to highlight some recent applications of the considered resonators. This will include the design of dual-band components and wideband bandpass filters based on the combination of OSRRs and OCSRRs, the design of tunable components based on cantilever-type SRRs, and the design of CSRR-based differential (balanced) lines with common-mode suppression.

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Miniaturized Transmission Lines Based on Hybrid Lattice-Ladder Topology

Cited by 14 publications

References 8 publications

Electromagnetic modeling and analysis of substrate related slow-wave mechanisms for applications from millimeter-wave to optical frequency domains

Electromagnetic modeling and analysis of substrate related slow-wave mechanisms for applications from millimeter-wave to optical frequency domains

Node Failures and Space Complexity Variations in Step Topology under Distributed Environment

Split rings for metamaterial and microwave circuit design: A review of recent developments (Invited paper)

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