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Simplified Analysis of Stripline, Microstripline and Coplanar Strips, with Anisotropic Substrates for MIC and SAW Applications

S.K. Koul, B. Bhat

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A unified variational expression is derived for the line capacitance of a general, multilayer anisotropic structure. The propagation parameters of a variety of striplines, microstriplines and coplanar strips with anisotropic substrates, in isolated and coupled configurations, can be obtained by simply determining the admittance parameter.

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A unified variational expression is derived for the line capacitance of a general, multilayer anisotropic structure. The propagation parameters of a variety of striplines, microstriplines and coplanar strips with anisotropic substrates, in isolated and coupled configurations, can be obtained by simply determining the admittance parameter.

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A unified variational expression is derived for the line capacitance of a general, multilayer anisotropic structure. The propagation parameters of a variety of striplines, microstriplines and coplanar strips with anisotropic substrates, in isolated and coupled configurations, can be obtained by simply determining the admittance parameter.

Key concepts: STRIPS, Stripline, Capacitance, Admittance, Anisotropy, Microstrip, Materials science, Acoustics

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