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Center for Wireless Communications, University of Waterloo
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VLSI Research Group, University of Waterloo
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Electerical and Computer Engineering, University of Tehran
Abstract
This paper presents an efficient modeling method, based on the microstrip lines theory, for the coupling between a substrate backplane and a device contact. We derive simple closed-form formulas for rapid extraction of substrate parasitics. We use these formulas to model spiral inductors as important substrate-noise sources in mixed-signal systems. The proposed model is verified for the frequencies up to 35 GHz, and is easily adaptable to CAD tools.
Safavi-Naeini, S., Elmasry, M. I., & Masoumi, N. (2004). An Efficient Technique for Substrate Coupling Parasitic Extraction with Application to RF/Microwave Spiral Inductors (RESEARCH NOTE). International Journal of Engineering, 17(3), 265-271.
MLA
Safieddin Safavi-Naeini; Mohamed I. Elmasry; N. Masoumi. "An Efficient Technique for Substrate Coupling Parasitic Extraction with Application to RF/Microwave Spiral Inductors (RESEARCH NOTE)". International Journal of Engineering, 17, 3, 2004, 265-271.
HARVARD
Safavi-Naeini, S., Elmasry, M. I., Masoumi, N. (2004). 'An Efficient Technique for Substrate Coupling Parasitic Extraction with Application to RF/Microwave Spiral Inductors (RESEARCH NOTE)', International Journal of Engineering, 17(3), pp. 265-271.
VANCOUVER
Safavi-Naeini, S., Elmasry, M. I., Masoumi, N. An Efficient Technique for Substrate Coupling Parasitic Extraction with Application to RF/Microwave Spiral Inductors (RESEARCH NOTE). International Journal of Engineering, 2004; 17(3): 265-271.
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