Abstract
AbstractWith increased wire density of integrated circuits and with increased speed of signal, crosstalks due to couplings of wires and wave distortions due to impedance mismatches have become a problem. For the transient analysis of these signals, using the wave digital filter representation of the wires, simulation methods consider them as coupled transmission lines. However, the existing methods construct a digital model depending on the load of the circuits to be analyzed. This paper represents the loss‐less coupled lines of the circuit to be analyzed by equivalent circuits using ideal transformer interconnections and uncoupled transmission lines. Then its power supply and load, its ideal transformer interconnections and its uncoupled transmission lines are modeled individually by digital filter models thus representing the entire circuit with a wave digital filter. Also, digital models are presented for the cases when coupled transmission lines contain lumped parameter elements and branchings. Furthermore, it is shown that lossy symmetrical coupled lines can be represented by equivalent circuits using ideal transformer interconnections and lossy uncoupled lines, and their wave digital filter representations are given. Finally, a wave digital filter representation of a network containing lossy symmetrical coupled lines is given. It is used as a model for wirings on a GaAs substrate, and examples of its transient response analyses are given.
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