IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques · 1973 · 57 citations · 7 references
EngineeringElectrical EngineeringFinite Element AnalysisFinite Element MethodsMicrowave EngineeringMicrostrip CircuitsMicrowave Network AnalysisMicrowave System DesignMicrowave Transmission LinesAdmittance AnalysisAdmittance MatrixFinite Element ModelingImpedance MatrixImpedance Matrix ComputationMicrowave Circuit ModelingMicrowave Circuit SimulationNetwork Admittance Matrix
The port admittance matrix of a planar network is formulated in terms of certain harmonic functions related to the port voltages and the network geometry, together with the natural modes of the network with all ports shorted. The necessary harmonic functions and eigenfunctions are found using a finite element technique, for which general-purpose computer programs already exist. An advantage of the method is that the admittance matrix appears in partial-fraction form with geometric data separated from frequency, leading to inexpensive computations where recalculation at various frequencies is required.
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