Electromagnetic simulation challenges in RFIC design
Jim M. Carroll, J. Dunn
Abstract
Jim M. Carroll, J. Dunn
Abstract
Electromagnetic (EM) simulation and modeling are a growing and indispensable part of the Radio Frequency Integrated Circuit (RFIC) design industry. The percentage of EM simulation content in high-frequency designs is continually increasing to the level where examples of full chip simulation are becoming more common. The growth of EM simulations in the RF design flow creates many significant challenges and the need for potential future improvements.
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Electromagnetic (EM) simulation and modeling are a growing and indispensable part of the Radio Frequency Integrated Circuit (RFIC) design industry. The percentage of EM simulation content in high-frequency designs is continually increasing to the level where examples of full chip simulation are becoming more common. The growth of EM simulations in the RF design flow creates many significant challenges and the need for potential future improvements.
Key concepts: RFIC, Electromagnetic simulation, Radio frequency, Design flow, Electronic engineering, Integrated circuit design, Computer science, Chip