Signal space - an implementation of the harmonic balance approach for microwave nonlinear network analysis Dan Elad, Asher Madjar RAFAEL, Haifa, Israel. P.O Box 2250 (code 87), Haifa, Israel. Tel. +972-4-8794121, Fax +972-4-8792037 Abstract Harmonic balance is today the most useful approach for nonlinear microwave network analysis. Usually FFT is used to convert the nonlinear elements time wavefor

Application of the FDTD method to the analysis of housing effects in active and nonlinear microwave circuits Chien-Nan Kuo, Bijan Houshmand*, Tatsuo Itoh Department of Electrical Engineering, University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA 90095-1595, USA *Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, CA 91109, USA Abstract This paper presents an application of the FDTD method to large-signal analys

- . Improved calculation of the inductive and capacitive interactions of vertical sheet currents in a multilayered medium Jeannick Sercu*, Jan Van Hese**, Niels Fache** and Daniel De Zutter* *INTEC, University of Ghent, SintPietersnieuwstraat 41,9000 Ghent, Belgium Tel +32-9-2643316 Fax +32-9-2643593 ** HP-Belgium, Lammerstraat 20, 9000 Ghent, Belgium Abstract The mixed potential formulation for

Partial element description (PED) for planar interconnection structures Guy Coen, Daniel De Zutter University Ghent, Department of Information Technology, Sint Pietersnieuwstraat 39, 9000 Gent Tel: 091264.33.53 Fax: 091264.35.93 E-mail:guy.coen-!intec.rug.ac.be Abstract The authors have developed a technique that allows one to automatically derive simple full wave equivalent lumped networks for ge

Analysis of crosstalk in vertical interconnects Xidong Wu and T.E. van Deventer Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Toronto, 10 King's College Road, Ontario M5S 304, CANADA Abstract Digital and microwave IC's provide a high level of integration through multilayered technology which may introduce parasitic effects such as crosstalk and resonances. A finite-difference ti

A new silicon micro-test-fixture facilitates the re-usability of accurately characterized low-power FET devices E Wasige, G Kompa, F van Raay, I W Rangelow*, F Shi*, W Scholz* and R Kassing* FG Hochfrequenztechnik / AG Technische Physik*, University of Kassel, D-34121 Kassel, Wilhelmshoher Allee 73 Tel: +49-561-8046364 Fax: +49-561-8046529 E-mail: wasige-hfm.e-technik.uni-kassel.de Abstract Accura

Compact duplexer using capacitive loaded dual mode resonator for GSM microcellular base station Jun HATTORI, Hiroyuki KUBO, Shin ABE, Taiyo NISHIYAMA, Youhei ISHIKAWA Murata ManufacturingCompany,Ltd., Kyoto, Japan. Abstract This paper describes a compact dielectric resonator duplexer for GSM microcellular base station. A new sizereduced capacitive loaded TM dual mode resonator that consist of mono

A new dual mode cavity concept J L Caceres ALCATEL TELECOM Aleatel Espacio, C/ Einstein 7, P.T.M. 28760 Tres Cantos, Madrid, SPAIN. Phone: 341 8077931 Fax: 34 1 807 79 99 Abstract A new dual mode cavity concept is presented based on the independent tuning of two orthogonal resonant modes inside a cavity. The use of this principle has been claimed in the past very frequently but violated in practi

CAD model of high- T ~ superconducting coplanar waveguide resonator on isotropic and anisotropic substrate A Deleniv*, T Martinsson and I Vendik* Chalmers University of Technology, S-41296, Goteborg, Sweden Fax: +46-(31)- 16-45- 13 e-mail: spartak-ep.chalmers.se * Permanent address: St.-Petersburg Electrotechnical University, 5, Prof. Popov str., St.-Petersburg, 197376, Russia Fax: +7-(812)-234-99

Improved analysis of resonance characteristics for high permittivity dielectric elliptic disk resonator Y Kogami, M Matsubara, Y Tomabechi and K Matsumura Faculty of Engineering, Utsunomiya University, Utsunomiya 321, Japan Abstract A new analytical method for eigenvalues of Whispering Gallery Modes in a dielectric elliptic disk is developed. The analysis has an advantage that high accuracy can be