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Per-unit-length RLGC extraction using a lumped port de-embedding method for application on periodically loaded transmission lines

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2 Author(s)
Zhaoqing Chen ; IBM Corp., Poughkeepsie, NY ; Sungjun Chun

As the speed of signal bus increases, an accurate and efficient modeling of periodically loaded transmission lines is becoming more critical for the simulation of high-speed signaling. The modeling of periodically loaded transmission lines requires full-wave electromagnetic tools due to the 3-dimensional nature of the structures. This paper describes a unique and efficient method to extract per-unit-length RLGC for the periodically loaded transmission lines from S-parameters using a lumped port de-embedding technique, which is suitable for commercial electromagnetic simulation tools and overcomes the drawbacks of the other known solutions. The per-unit-length RLGC parameters extracted by the method presented are compared with those by a method referenced, verifying the validity of the method. It is also demonstrated that the method can be applied to a realistic structure to extract frequency-dependent RLGC parameters over a wide frequency range

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Electronic Components and Technology Conference, 2006. Proceedings. 56th

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