2010
DOI: 10.2529/piers090903222343
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The Feasibility of Numerical Calculations of Vias Using the Matrix-Penciled Moment Method

Abstract: The feasibility of numerical calculations of a through hole via using the Matrix-Penciled Moment Method (MP-MM) proposed by Show-Gwo Hsu and Ruey-Beei Wu is investigated. It shows that the MP-MM can't be used to the via which is near the source port, and there is a lower bounded operating wavelength beyond which MP-MM is not applicable. The conclusions are proven by both theory and the simulation results gotten by HFSS.

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“…When computing for the circuit of the microstrip line, the RWG–DCI–PEEC method should be used, and Green's function G(r,truer) is computed by the DCI method. When computing for the circuit of the hole, the matrices of the inductance and coefficient of potential are obtained by a simplified method using the free‐space Green's function G(r,truer) such as in , in which effective permittivity is used. After the equivalent circuits are obtained, the modified nodal analysis (MNA) method is used for the node‐voltage, branch‐current, and S parameters.…”
Section: Modeling Methods Derivationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…When computing for the circuit of the microstrip line, the RWG–DCI–PEEC method should be used, and Green's function G(r,truer) is computed by the DCI method. When computing for the circuit of the hole, the matrices of the inductance and coefficient of potential are obtained by a simplified method using the free‐space Green's function G(r,truer) such as in , in which effective permittivity is used. After the equivalent circuits are obtained, the modified nodal analysis (MNA) method is used for the node‐voltage, branch‐current, and S parameters.…”
Section: Modeling Methods Derivationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Refs. to , a through‐hole in the ground plane is modeled and analyzed using the matrix pencil moment method, which is a MOM. In Ref.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%