Sci-Wcalc: coupled_stripline_syn

coupled_stripline_syn - Coupled stripline transmission line synthesis

SYNOPSIS

[w_out, s_out, l_out] = coupled_stripline_syn(z0, k, z0e, z0o, w, s, h, l, tmet, rho, rough, er, tand, f, flag)

PARAMETERS

INPUT PARAMETERS

  • z0 : desired characteristic impedance (Ohms)
  • k : desired coupling coefficient
  • z0e : desired even mode characteristic impedance (Ohms)
  • z0o : desired odd mode characteristic impedance (Ohms)
  • w : width of coupled stripline line (meters)
  • s : spacing between coupled stripline lines (meters)
  • h : substrate thickness (meters)
  • l : length of coupled_stripline line (meters)
  • tmet : metal thickness (meters)
  • rho : resistivity of wire (relative to copper)
  • rough : conductor surface roughness (meters-rms)
  • er : substrate relative permitivitty
  • tand : substrate loss tangent
  • f : synthesis frequency (Hz)
  • flag : indicates which parameters should be optimized
    • flag=1 : synthesize based on characteristic impedance and coupling coefficient
    • flag=0 : synthesize based on even and odd mode characteristic impedances

OUTPUT VALUES

  • w_out : calculated metal width
  • s_out : calculated gap
  • l_out : calculated metal length

DESCRIPTION

Function to synthesize the physical dimenstions of a coupled stripline transmission line to achieve a desired characteristic impedance and electrical length. The desired characteristic impedance and some of the physical dimensions of the coupled_stripline line are given as inputs and the remaining dimensions are calculated. The line may be specified either in terms of an even mode and odd mode characteristic impedance or a characteristic impedance and coupling coefficient. The model accounts for dispersion (frequency dependent propagation velocity).


              |<--W-->|<-S->|<--W-->|
               _______       -------
              | metal |     | metal | <- rho,rough
    ----------------------------------------------
   (  dielectric                         /|\     (
    )   er,tand                       H   |       )
   (                                     \|/     (
    ----------------------------------------------
    XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX ground XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

EXAMPLE

 // mils to meters conversion factor
sf=25.4e-6;
 // desired impedance 
z0=75;
 // desired coupling
k=0.3;
 // desired electrical length (degrees)
elen=90;
 // width (we'll synthesize this)
w=0;
 // spacing (we'll synthesize this)
s=0;
 // height
h=15*sf;
 // length
l=1100*sf;
 // metal thickness
tmet=1.4*sf;
 // resitivity of copper
rho=1.72e-8;
 // metal surface roughness
rough=0.05*sf;
 // relative dielectric constant
er=4.5;
 // loss tangent
tand=0.01;
 // frequency
f=2.4e9;
 // synthesize from z0 and k (instead
flag=1;
 // of z0e and z0o)

[w_out,s_out,l_out] = ...
    coupled_stripline_syn(z0,k,elen,w,s,h,l,tmet,rho,rough,er,tand,f,flag);
disp(sprintf('w=%8.4g mils, s=%8.4g mils, l=%8.4g mils',w_out/sf,s_out/sf,l_out/sf));

SEE ALSO

air_coil_calc
air_coil_syn
coax_calc
coax_syn
coplanar_calc
coplanar_syn
coupled_microstrip_calc
coupled_microstrip_syn
coupled_stripline_calc
coupled_stripline_syn
ic_microstrip_calc
ic_microstrip_syn
microstrip_calc
microstrip_syn
stripline_calc
stripline_syn

AUTHOR

Dan McMahill

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