Analysis of some coplanar transmission lines: Coplanar coupled lines, coplanar coupled striplines, and coplanar coupled lines with rectangular microshield
Naichang Yuan, Jianguo He, Demiao Yao, Qin Dai, Weigan Lin
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Naichang Yuan, Jianguo He, Demiao Yao, Qin Dai, Weigan Lin
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Abstract Two types of coplanar transmission lines, rectangular microshield coplanar coupled lines (RMCCL) and coplanar coupled rectangular microshield lines (CCRML), are proposed for MMIC applications. These are developed from coplanar coupled lines (CCL) and coplanar coupled strip lines (CCS). Analytic formulas are presented for calculating the quasistatic TEM parameters of these coupled lines by means of exact conformal mapping techniques. Numerical results are also presented to illustrate the properties of these coplanar transmission lines. © 1995 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
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Abstract Two types of coplanar transmission lines, rectangular microshield coplanar coupled lines (RMCCL) and coplanar coupled rectangular microshield lines (CCRML), are proposed for MMIC applications. These are developed from coplanar coupled lines (CCL) and coplanar coupled strip lines (CCS). Analytic formulas are presented for calculating the quasistatic TEM parameters of these coupled lines by means of exact conformal mapping techniques. Numerical results are also presented to illustrate the properties of these coplanar transmission lines. © 1995 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Key concepts: Coplanar waveguide, Electric power transmission, Monolithic microwave integrated circuit, Stripline, Transmission line, Conformal map, Electronic engineering, Physics