A plane busbar impedance calculation using Maxwell's equations
F. Zare
Abstract
F. Zare
Abstract
The parasitic inductance of busbar becomes an important problem of fast switching devices in power electronics. Planar conductors, with a thin insulator sandwich between them, comprises a transmission line and provide an excellent means of reducing the stray inductance. This paper analyses the impedance of a planar busbar using Maxwell's equations in cylindrical coordinates and gives an equation for busbar impedance at low and high frequencies, in terms of parameters such as material properties and dimensions.
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The parasitic inductance of busbar becomes an important problem of fast switching devices in power electronics. Planar conductors, with a thin insulator sandwich between them, comprises a transmission line and provide an excellent means of reducing the stray inductance. This paper analyses the impedance of a planar busbar using Maxwell's equations in cylindrical coordinates and gives an equation for busbar impedance at low and high frequencies, in terms of parameters such as material properties and dimensions.
Key concepts: Busbar, Maxwell's equations, Electrical impedance, Plane (geometry), Physics, Electromagnetic field, Computational electromagnetics, Mathematical analysis