Agilent EEsof EDA Overview on Constrained EM-based Modeling of Passive Components

2022-05-06

●Abstract - An adaptive algorithm is developed for constrained modeling of general passive components. The algorithm builds compact, multidimensional, analytical circuit models and represents the scattering parameters of the passive components as a function of its geometrical parameters and as a function of the frequency. Multiple constraints, or relationships between the geometrical parameters, may exist. The model generation algorithm combines iterative sampling and modeling techniques. It groups a number of full-wave electromagnetic (EM) simulations in one multidimensional analytic model. The modeling accuracy level is user-defined. The analytical circuit models can easily be implemented and used in commercial circuit simulators. The models provide EM- accuracy and generality at traditional circuit simulation speed.
●INTRODUCTION
■Accurate models for arbitrary pW/RF components are very important for the design of high-speed electronic circuits. Several numerical EM analysis techniques can be used to accurately model passive components. However, most numerical EM techniques require a significant amount of expertise and computer resources, and are often only used for verification purposes. On the other hand circuit simulators are very fast, and offer a lot of different analysis possibilities (e.g. optimization, parameter sweeps, tuning). However, the number of available high-frequency models in circuit simulators is limited, and the accuracy is not always guaranteed up to high frequencies.

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June 01,2001

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