Analysis of multiconductor transmission lines using the time domain method of lines

Chilan, Maryam; Pirhadi, Abbas; Asadi, Sareh; Helfert, S.

doi:10.1016/j.aeue.2021.153863

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“…The establishment of the cable bundle crosstalk model is based on the multi-conductor transmission line theory. For the convenience of discussion, this paper takes the three-conductor transmission line as an example, in which one cable is the reference ground cable [6]. Figure 3 shows the transmission line coupling equivalent circuit.…”

Section: Distribution Parameters Of the Cable Bundle Crosstalk Modelmentioning

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Rapid Analysis of Bent Cable Crosstalk Based on Numerical Calculation

Lu,

Wen,

Zhang

2023

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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In this paper, a fast prediction method of cable crosstalk is introduced, which can simulate the crosstalk problem more accurately in the actual cable situation. The traditional flexible cable model considers few factors to truly reflect the spatial pose of the cable. In this paper, constraints of the assembly space are considered to truly reflect the structural characteristics of the cable, providing a theoretical basis for cable bundle layout in the virtual environment. Based on the element method and the theory of multi-conductor transmission lines, the crosstalk coupling model of curved cable is established. In this model, the traditional multi-conductor transmission line theory is improved, and the bending cable bundle model is divided into several equivalent subsegments by using the element method. In the subsegment, the multi-conductor transmission line theory is used for modeling, and the chain parameter method is used for crosstalk coupling analysis. The accuracy of the model introduced in this paper is verified by MATLAB and CST Studio simulation.

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Section: Distribution Parameters Of the Cable Bundle Crosstalk Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%