Thomas R. DeMeester, Daniël De Zutter
Abstract
On-chip conductors have a finite thickness and are often composed of different metals. An efficient method to model the broadband resistive and inductive behaviour of such conductors is derived and applied to a few illustrative configurations.
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On-chip conductors have a finite thickness and are often composed of different metals. An efficient method to model the broadband resistive and inductive behaviour of such conductors is derived and applied to a few illustrative configurations.
Key concepts: Electrical conductor, Resistive touchscreen, Materials science, Broadband, Optoelectronics, Electrical engineering, Electronic engineering, Computer science