1) Transmission line properties of typical high-speed interconnects are experimentally investigated by fabricating and characterizing coplanar strip interconnects on semi-insulating GaAs substrates. The values of the attenuation constant a, phase constant B, and characteristic impedance z, at 20 GHz are determined. From the measurements, a = 1.4 Np/cm, ß = 2 rad/cm and Z, = 112 - j300. If the length of the coplanar strip transmission line is 30 m, calculate Resistance R (1) (ii) Inductance L Conductance G (iv) Capacitance C

1) Transmission line properties of typical high-speed interconnects are experimentally investigated by fabricating and characterizing coplanar strip interconnects on semi-insulating GaAs substrates. The values of the attenuation constant a, phase constant B, and characteristic impedance z, at 20 GHz are determined. From the measurements, a = 1.4 Np/cm, ß = 2 rad/cm and Z, = 112 - j300. If the length of the coplanar strip transmission line is 30 m, calculate Resistance R (1) (ii) Inductance L Conductance G (iv) Capacitance C

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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