Non-Physical Pseudo-Wave-Based Modal Decoupling Technique of Multi- Coupled Co-Planar Transmission Lines with Homogeneous Dielectric Media

Authors:
Seongkyun Shin;Yungseon Eo
Affiliations:
Hanyang Univ. Korea, S. Korea;Hanyang Univ. Korea, S. Korea
Venue:
ISQED '06 Proceedings of the 7th International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design
Year:
2006

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Abstract

A new modal decoupling technique which effectively decouples multi-coupled transmission lines surrounded with a homogeneous media is presented. For this technique, so-called, a pseudo-modal wave concept is introduced. Unlike the conventional modal decoupling technique which is applied only for [L][C]? µe[I] (i.e., inhomogeneous media), the technique can be applied for any transmission line system regardless of its dielectric media. It is shown that the signal transients of today's integrated circuit interconnects which are [L][C]= µe[I] (i.e., homogeneous media) can be very accurately as well as efficiently characterized with the proposed technique.