Broadband physics-based modeling of microwave passive devices through frequency mapping
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Int. J. RF and Microwave CAE
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We present a new computer-aided modeling methodology to develop physicsbased models for passive components. We coherently integrate full-wave electromagnetic simulators, artificial neural networks, multivariable rational functions, dimensional analysis,
and frequency mapping to establish broadband models. We consider both frequency-independent and frequency-dependent empirical models. Frequency mapping is used to develop the frequency-dependent empirical models. Useful properties of the frequency
mapping are presented and utilized in the modeling process. We also consider the transformation from frequency-dependent models into frequency-independent ones in addition to the passivity of the frequency-dependent empirical model. We illustrate the modeling
process through various examples, including a microstrip right angle bend, a microstrip via, a microstrip double-step (to be used as a basic element of constructing a model for nonuniform or tapered microstrip transmission lines), and a coplanar waveguide step junction.
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Empirical Models, Modeling, Passive Devices, Frequency Mapping, Rational Functions, Neural Networks
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J.W. Bandler, M.A. Ismail and J.E. Rayas-Sánchez, “Broadband physics-based modeling of microwave passive devices through frequency mapping,” Int. J. RF and Microwave CAE, vol. 11, pp. 156-170, May 2001.