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Fundamentals of
Multiconductor Transmission Line Analysis
(3.5Hr)
M. Nakhla and R. Achar
(ISBN
0-9731047-2-4; First Edition: May 1, 2002; Omniz Global Knowledge Corporation)
This book discusses the principles
and theory of multiconductor transmission line (MTL) networks. The book starts
with the fundamentals of transmission lines, assumes no background of the area
from the reader. The material presented contains literature reviews, numerous
examples, illustrations, animations and necessary relations/ derivations of MTL
analysis.
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The book covers in detail, the
concept of Telegrapher's equations and how they are formulated for both
single and multiconductor transmission line networks. Also it presents the
concept and derivation of a general stamp for both single and multiconductor
structures, so that they can be easily included in general-purpose circuit
simulators, such as SPICE.
The discussion covers the case of both lossless and lossy structures. Also it
covers the related areas such as systematic formulation of circuit equations in
the presence of interconnects, major interconnect simulation issues, transient
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The book has been developed in an easy-to-understand style and with in-depth
coverage of multiconductor transmission line analysis. It gives an insight into
the theory and fundamentals MTL networks through intense multimedia
presentations. The material presented is useful for designers, application
engineers, signal integrity engineers, CAD tool developers as well as to those
interested in understanding the area of high-speed interconnects and
transmission lines. This CD based multimedia book contains approximately 3.5
hours of intense multimedia presentations.
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Single Transmission Line Networks
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Multiconductor Transmission Line Networks
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Simulation:
Formulation, Lumped Macromodels and Related Issues
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Exam
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References
I. Single
Transmission Line Networks
1.
Distributed Models: TEM and Quasi-TEM Modes
2. Telegraphers' Equations: Single Line
* Derivation
3. Transmission Line Stamp
* Propagation Constant and Characteristic Impedance
* General Solution
* Derivation of Y-parameters
4. Example
5. References
II. Multiconductor Transmission Line Networks
1. MTL Telegrapher's Equations
2. MTL Stamp
* Decoupling MTL Equations
* General Solution of MTL Equations
* Terminal Relations : Y-parameters
* Summary of the Algorithm
* Example
3. Matrix-Exponential Stamp and Hybrid Parameters
4. Test-Match
5. References
1. Simulation of distributed interconnects
* Formulation of Circuit Equations
2. Interconnect Simulation Issues
* Mixed Frequency/Time
* CPU Expense
3. Transient Simulation
* Discrete Lumped RLC Macromodels
* Determining Number of Sections
* Example
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Exam
5. References
This book has a complete exam which
is designed to test the level of one's understanding after
completing the study. The questions are such that they broadly cover the
material taught in the course and are formulated to reinforce the
concepts learnt during the study. The solutions, corrected exam and the final
marks are provided after the completion of the exam.
A Comprehensive list of
related references in the leading IEEE international journals and conferences is
provided.
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