“…This effort resulted -as mentioned in the introductionin providing some (commercial) circuit simulator with line model including frequency-dependent resistance. In work [3] SPECTRE simulator [4] was used to predict results of TDR [16] measurements of long (up to 2 km) transmission lines and available measurements results confirmed good quality of the model.…”
Section: Influence Of Skin Effect On Transmission Line Characteristicmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Implemented model was verified by comparison of results of ngspice simulations, SPECTRE simulations and measurements (coming from TDR-based DSL line diagnosis [3]). Test circuit is presented in Fig.…”
Section: Model Verificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Skin effect is the main cause of signal dispersion while transmitting it through a transmission line, especially long one, so including the phenomenon in transmission line model is crucial for reliable simulation of certain circuits, like e.g. TDRbased field measurements of DSL (or other transmission lines) [3]. Appropriate models are available in commercial (and rather expensive) circuit simulators [4,5], but unfortunately most of the popular, spice-family simulators miss the feature.…”
The paper presents a model of transmission line in a generic circuit simulator (ngspice) enhanced by skin effect representation. The proposed model is available in a form of a subcircuit, parameterized by so-called corner frequencyparameter dependent on line material and geometry, indicating frequency for which skin-induced losses start to become apparent. Proposed model is validated by comparison with wide range of SPECTRE simulation results and also some TDR-based measurement of long transmission lines.
“…This effort resulted -as mentioned in the introductionin providing some (commercial) circuit simulator with line model including frequency-dependent resistance. In work [3] SPECTRE simulator [4] was used to predict results of TDR [16] measurements of long (up to 2 km) transmission lines and available measurements results confirmed good quality of the model.…”
Section: Influence Of Skin Effect On Transmission Line Characteristicmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Implemented model was verified by comparison of results of ngspice simulations, SPECTRE simulations and measurements (coming from TDR-based DSL line diagnosis [3]). Test circuit is presented in Fig.…”
Section: Model Verificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Skin effect is the main cause of signal dispersion while transmitting it through a transmission line, especially long one, so including the phenomenon in transmission line model is crucial for reliable simulation of certain circuits, like e.g. TDRbased field measurements of DSL (or other transmission lines) [3]. Appropriate models are available in commercial (and rather expensive) circuit simulators [4,5], but unfortunately most of the popular, spice-family simulators miss the feature.…”
The paper presents a model of transmission line in a generic circuit simulator (ngspice) enhanced by skin effect representation. The proposed model is available in a form of a subcircuit, parameterized by so-called corner frequencyparameter dependent on line material and geometry, indicating frequency for which skin-induced losses start to become apparent. Proposed model is validated by comparison with wide range of SPECTRE simulation results and also some TDR-based measurement of long transmission lines.
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