Title :
Transient emission from microstrip interconnects: theoretical formulation and CAD modeling
Author :
Cicchetti, Renato ; Faraone, Antonio
Author_Institution :
Dept. of Electron. Eng., Rome Univ., Italy
fDate :
8/1/1996 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
A hybrid technique suitable for the space-time analysis of the transient spurious emission from microstrip interconnects is presented. The proposed technique requires the preliminary evaluation of the surface current excited on the microstrip interconnecting lines by means of a transmission line model accounting for dispersive effects. The radiated field is then computed in the frequency domain by applying the saddle-point asymptotic technique to the integral expression of the electric field involving the dyadic Green´s function. The transient signals excited along the interconnects, and the corresponding radiated field, are finally determined by using the IFFT. Radiation mechanisms are investigated, and the influence of the structure´s electrical and geometrical parameters is discussed
Keywords :
CAD; Green´s function methods; electric fields; electrical engineering; electrical engineering computing; electromagnetic interference; fast Fourier transforms; integral equations; inverse problems; microstrip lines; transient analysis; transmission line theory; CAD modeling; IFFT; dispersive effects; dyadic Green´s function; electric field; electrical parameters; frequency domain; geometrical parameters; integral expression; microstrip interconnecting lines; microstrip interconnects; radiated field; radiation mechanisms; saddle-point asymptotic technique; space-time analysis; surface current; transient emission; transient signals; transient spurious emission; transmission line model; Dispersion; Frequency domain analysis; Helium; Integrated circuit interconnections; Integrated circuit technology; Microstrip components; Optical surface waves; Power system transients; Process design; Transmission line theory;
Journal_Title :
Electromagnetic Compatibility, IEEE Transactions on