NASA NTRS · 19950065498
Time-Domain Computation Of Electromagnetic Fields In MMICs
Abstract
Maxwell's equations solved on three-dimensional, conformed orthogonal grids by finite-difference techniques. Method of computing frequency-dependent electrical parameters of monolithic microwave integrated circuit (MMIC) involves time-domain computation of propagation of electromagnetic field in response to excitation by single pulse at input terminal, followed by computation of Fourier transforms to obtain frequency-domain response from time-domain response. Parameters computed include electric and magnetic fields, voltages, currents, impedances, scattering parameters, and effective dielectric constants. Powerful and efficient means for analyzing performance of even complicated MMIC.
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Lansing, Faiza S., Rascoe, Daniel L.. 1995-07-01. Time-Domain Computation Of Electromagnetic Fields In MMICs. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19950065498
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