Calculation of the Excess Inductance of a Microstrip Discontinuity.

Abstract

A numerical solution for the excess inductance of a microstrip discontinuity is obtained by the method of moments. This discontinuity is a via between two semi-infinite infinitesimally thin perfectly conducting strips. Above a ground plane, these strips are immersed in a medium that has constant permeability. Both strips run in the z-direction, but they are not necessarily collinear. The excess inductance is the inductance in excess of that which would result if the asymptotic inductance per unit length was assumed to exist up to z=0 on the left-hand strip and beginning with z=0 on the right-hand strip. The asymptotic inductance per unit length of one of the strips is that which would exist if the strip was infinitely long. (Author)

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Document Details

Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
May 01, 1984
Accession Number
ADA143819

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  • J. R. Mautz
  • R. F. Harrington

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  • Syracuse University

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