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An expression for the S-parameters of arbitrarily oriented microstrip lines

L.C. Howard, Jonathan Dunn

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An approximate expression for the coupled S-parameters of skew microstrip lines is derived. The expression is compared to a standard model for parallel coupled lines. An experiment designed to test the approximation for skew lines is described, and good agreement between measured and predicted results is found.>

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An approximate expression for the coupled S-parameters of skew microstrip lines is derived. The expression is compared to a standard model for parallel coupled lines. An experiment designed to test the approximation for skew lines is described, and good agreement between measured and predicted results is found.>

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An approximate expression for the coupled S-parameters of skew microstrip lines is derived. The expression is compared to a standard model for parallel coupled lines. An experiment designed to test the approximation for skew lines is described, and good agreement between measured and predicted results is found.>

Key concepts: Microstrip, Skew, Expression (computer science), Parallel, Computer science, Topology (electrical circuits), Algorithm, Mathematics

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