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Reduced order models of integrated RF spiral inductors with geometrical and technological automatic parameterization

Edoardo Charbon
2005
Conference Papers

Abstract

In this paper a method is presented for automatically generating a parameterized model of integrated inductors accounting for geometry and substrate effects. A multiparameter Krylov-subspace based moment matching method is used to reduce the three-dimensional integral equations describing the EM behavior of the inductor over the substrate. Parameterization enables optimization of geometry and substrate technology simultaneously.

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