Cylindrical coplanar-grid configurations,which offer a lot of advantages over established designs,can effectively overcome the problem of poor hole collection.Finite element analysis is utilized for simulating the pot...Cylindrical coplanar-grid configurations,which offer a lot of advantages over established designs,can effectively overcome the problem of poor hole collection.Finite element analysis is utilized for simulating the potential distribution of the cylindrical coplanar-grid detector under different models by varying the widths of grid and pitch of electrodes. In addition, a modified grid pattern has been discussed to improve the weighting potential match between two grids. In this way, the geometry of electrodes for cylindrical coplanar-grid detectors is optimized.展开更多
The skin effect is an electromagnetic phenomenon that makes the current flows only on the surface of the conductors at high frequency. This article is based on the phenomenon to model a structure made in coplanar tech...The skin effect is an electromagnetic phenomenon that makes the current flows only on the surface of the conductors at high frequency. This article is based on the phenomenon to model a structure made in coplanar technology. In reality, these types of structures integrated metal layers of different thickness of copper (9 μm, 18 μm, 35 μm, 70 μm). The neglect of this parameter introduces errors, sometimes significant, in the numerical calculations. This is why an iterative method (FWCIP) based on the wave concept was restated. Validation of results was carried out by comparison with those calculated by Ansoft HFSS software and Agilent ADS Technology. They show a good matching.展开更多
This paper introduces the complex image concept, and uses the method to analyze multi conductor coplanar waveguides. The method of spectral domain Green's function for modeling point charge and line charge struct...This paper introduces the complex image concept, and uses the method to analyze multi conductor coplanar waveguides. The method of spectral domain Green's function for modeling point charge and line charge structures is studied, in which Chebyshev polynomials are used as basis functions to solve the integral equation by the Galerkin's method. It is believed that the complex method has the features of accuracy and rapid convergence, and it is possible to make the technique useful as CAD tool for coplanar waveguide design.展开更多
文摘Cylindrical coplanar-grid configurations,which offer a lot of advantages over established designs,can effectively overcome the problem of poor hole collection.Finite element analysis is utilized for simulating the potential distribution of the cylindrical coplanar-grid detector under different models by varying the widths of grid and pitch of electrodes. In addition, a modified grid pattern has been discussed to improve the weighting potential match between two grids. In this way, the geometry of electrodes for cylindrical coplanar-grid detectors is optimized.
文摘The skin effect is an electromagnetic phenomenon that makes the current flows only on the surface of the conductors at high frequency. This article is based on the phenomenon to model a structure made in coplanar technology. In reality, these types of structures integrated metal layers of different thickness of copper (9 μm, 18 μm, 35 μm, 70 μm). The neglect of this parameter introduces errors, sometimes significant, in the numerical calculations. This is why an iterative method (FWCIP) based on the wave concept was restated. Validation of results was carried out by comparison with those calculated by Ansoft HFSS software and Agilent ADS Technology. They show a good matching.
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文摘This paper introduces the complex image concept, and uses the method to analyze multi conductor coplanar waveguides. The method of spectral domain Green's function for modeling point charge and line charge structures is studied, in which Chebyshev polynomials are used as basis functions to solve the integral equation by the Galerkin's method. It is believed that the complex method has the features of accuracy and rapid convergence, and it is possible to make the technique useful as CAD tool for coplanar waveguide design.
