Example20 Balanced Line(Coupled Line) without Connector

General

  • The characteristics of a balanced line are analyzed.
     

  • [How to Reduce the Calculation Time]

 

Analysis Space

Item

Settings

Analysis Space

3D

Model unit

mm

 

Analysis Conditions

Item

Settings

Solvers

Electromagnetic Analysis [Hertz]

Analysis Type

Harmonic analysis

Options

Select “Ignore the influence of face/edge electrode thickness” *

* This is the default setting. There are no face electrodes with this model. Therefore it is irrelevant to select it or not.

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The harmonic analysis is set up as follows.

Tab

Setting Item

Settings

Mesh Tab

Frequency-Dependent Meshing

Reference frequency: 1×10^9[Hz]

Select “The conductor bodies thicker than the skin depth constitute the boundary condition.”

Harmonic analysis

Frequency

Minimum: 0.15×10^9[Hz]

Maximum: 1.5×10^9[Hz]

Sweep Type

Select Linear step

Division number: 5

Sweep Setting

Select discrete sweep

 

Model

Two microstrip lines are placed in parallel. Port 1 and Port 2 are on the same face.

Create a face which includes ports, and set the “I/P Port” there. This face doesn’t need to have either the material name or the body attribute name.

Electric wall surrounds the model. The boundaries of Port1 and Port2 are treated as electric wall too.

 

 

Body Attributes and Materials

Body Number/Type

Body Attribute Name

Material Name

0/Solid

SUB

006_Glass_epoxy *

1/Solid

Electrode

008_Cu *

6/Solid

Electrode

008_Cu *

7/Solid

AIR

000_Air(*)

8/SheetBody

Imprinting body

 

9/SheetBody

Imprinting body

 

10/SheetBody

Imprinting body

 

11/SheetBody

Imprinting body

 

* Available from the Material DB

 

Boundary Conditions

Boundary Condition Name/Topology

Tab

Boundary Condition Type

Settings

Port_001/Face

Port_002/Face

Port_003/Face

Port_004/Face

 

Electric

I/O Port

Reference Impedance:
Select “Specify” and enter 50[Ohm]

Number of Modes

Number of precalculated modes: 5

Number of modes used in the actual analysis: 1

Select modes: none

Outer Boundary Condition

Electric

Electric wall

 

Results