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    How to simulate GVD using HFSS

    Thanks for your apply. I think you are right. I'm glad I learned something new
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    How to simulate GVD using HFSS

    Thanks for your apply. I tried to use group delay results to calculate GVD in HFSS. The group delay dispersion (also sometimes called second-order dispersion) of an optical element is a quantitative measure for chromatic dispersion. It is defined as the derivative of the group delay, or the...
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    How to simulate GVD using HFSS

    How to simulate GVD using HFSS?
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    What are the parameters that characterize the presence of dominant mode and higher order mode components in a transmission line?

    What are the parameters that characterize the presence of dominant mode and higher order mode components in a transmission line?How to identify the proportions~ group delay? or other parameters?
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    [SOLVED] Does GCPW have vias?

    Hello Azulykit, Thanks for your reply. It's my pleasure to communicate with you. I think the transmission line should have low loss, broadband performance. And this is also my PhD thesis, though I think it is hard for me to deaign a new low loss, broadband TL. I am trying to design a new TL...
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    [SOLVED] Does GCPW have vias?

    Thanks! I agree with you. The impedance calculator is not include the vias metal wall. 1641976523 Thanks for your reply. It's my pleasure to communicate with you. Yes, I am trying to design broadband transmission line (Frequency: DC- 110GHz). If the TL has the advantages of broadband, low...
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    [SOLVED] Does GCPW have vias?

    Thank you very much, I got very good transmission performance when add side grounds. And why is the side grounds 1/8 lambda?
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    [SOLVED] Does GCPW have vias?

    The width of the center conductor is 0.4mm. I tried a smaller size (0.25mm), and it still observe resonances at high frequencies, the transmission loss is bad.
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    [SOLVED] Does GCPW have vias?

    Thanks for your replay. The total width is 8mm. And I changed the total width(5mm/3mm) to see the simulation results. 1641289621 Thanks for your replay. "The vias can be placed 1/8 .. 1/16 Lambda pitch space." Is the wavelength corresponding to the central frequency(corresponding to...
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    [SOLVED] Does GCPW have vias?

    I simulated GCPW, the working frequency band is 1-110GHz, the length is 20mm, and the GCPW loss S21 is very poor; may I make a mistake in my simulation. Does GCPW have vias? Should the ground on both sides of the upper center conductor be connected to the ground on the lower GND? In the paper...
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    The impedance of the transmission line in HFSS

    What is the reason for the sudden change in the impedance of the transmission line in HFSS? And the sudden drop point will greatly affect S21
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    What is the difference between attenuation and insertion loss S21 in HFSS?

    Thank you. When a novel transmission line is proposed, the article analyzes the attenuation constant first, or the attenuation constant and S21 are analyzed at the same time in some papers. S21 (insertion loss) does not correspond to attenuation constant, as shown in the figure, it maybe...
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    What is the difference between attenuation and insertion loss S21 in HFSS?

    In HFSS, the attenuation constant is solved: by the equation re(Gamma)/1000*8.686 (dB/mm); Does the attenuation include radiation losses? The S21 is bad, however the total attenuation have good profermance. I dont know the reason, who can help me? What is the difference between attenuation and...
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    What is the meanings of multimode S parameter in HFSS?

    What is the meaning of S(1:3;2:1)? Reference Linkbase: (1)http://blog.csdn.net/weixin_44323997/article/details/118786941 (2)http://www.edatop.com/hfss/1207.html
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    The S parameter has burr point

    The S parameter has burr point. How to remove burrs? bandwidth (70-170GHz)

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