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sonnet superconductor
Hi
I want to know if it is possible to simulate a superconducting microstrip line using cst or sonnet.
It is said that is possible using sonnet. However I didn't success to do it ! I work with Nb material around 90 GHz. The parameters I set in sonnet for the material are :
Type : General
Rdc =2.1638e-6 ohms/sq
Rrf=0 ohms/sq
Xdc=31250000.0 ohms/sq
Ls=4.0951e-14 ph/sq
The substrate I used is 280microns thinck silicon (eps=11.9)
In the other hand, I wonder if it is possible to do the same with CST using ohmic sheet as a material. Unfortunately, it doesn't work very well for me. May be I did something wrong.
Anyway, if someone already did it, I am interested to know how. If you have never tryed, try doing it : it is realy interesting and useful for the future of passive microwave devices and so associated softwares.
Thank you
Hi
I want to know if it is possible to simulate a superconducting microstrip line using cst or sonnet.
It is said that is possible using sonnet. However I didn't success to do it ! I work with Nb material around 90 GHz. The parameters I set in sonnet for the material are :
Type : General
Rdc =2.1638e-6 ohms/sq
Rrf=0 ohms/sq
Xdc=31250000.0 ohms/sq
Ls=4.0951e-14 ph/sq
The substrate I used is 280microns thinck silicon (eps=11.9)
In the other hand, I wonder if it is possible to do the same with CST using ohmic sheet as a material. Unfortunately, it doesn't work very well for me. May be I did something wrong.
Anyway, if someone already did it, I am interested to know how. If you have never tryed, try doing it : it is realy interesting and useful for the future of passive microwave devices and so associated softwares.
Thank you