“…Works [6,7] presented the idea of enhancing built-in transmission model by some kind of RL ladder structure to introduce frequency-dependent line resistance (strictly speaking -impedance). Such a circuit was tested and successfully verified for evaluation (freely available) version of pspice for 10m long copper cable [8]. However using the model had to be preceded by calculations of added component values according to the line length and geometry.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…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. Several (successful) works were already done towards implementation of enhanced transmission line model in such simulators [6,7,8]. The general structure of needed circuit supplement is known and successfully verified, however none of the publications provided method of automatic calculation of extra components.…”
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.
“…Works [6,7] presented the idea of enhancing built-in transmission model by some kind of RL ladder structure to introduce frequency-dependent line resistance (strictly speaking -impedance). Such a circuit was tested and successfully verified for evaluation (freely available) version of pspice for 10m long copper cable [8]. However using the model had to be preceded by calculations of added component values according to the line length and geometry.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…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. Several (successful) works were already done towards implementation of enhanced transmission line model in such simulators [6,7,8]. The general structure of needed circuit supplement is known and successfully verified, however none of the publications provided method of automatic calculation of extra components.…”
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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