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what is the difference between lumped port and wave port?
Posted 22 oct. 2010, 01:26 UTC−4 1 Reply
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SIr,
what is the difference between lumped port and wave port?.i got so many examples with lumped port, can you please provide me examples with wave port?.
I want to define wave port for my structure. My structure is having 3 metal lines of CPW, with center conductor as a signal and outer two conductor are ground lines. so what port shall i define, i mean lumped port or wave port?
Thank you.
what is the difference between lumped port and wave port?.i got so many examples with lumped port, can you please provide me examples with wave port?.
I want to define wave port for my structure. My structure is having 3 metal lines of CPW, with center conductor as a signal and outer two conductor are ground lines. so what port shall i define, i mean lumped port or wave port?
Thank you.
1 Reply Last Post 29 oct. 2010, 07:56 UTC−4
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1 decade ago
Hi
I'm not a speciaist for port use in ACDC/ or RF, but is you read carefully through the new doc on "port" (RF and ACDC) you should get the subtilities.
I assume (but might wrong) that you are interested in "lumped ports" for your case
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Good luck
Ivar
I'm not a speciaist for port use in ACDC/ or RF, but is you read carefully through the new doc on "port" (RF and ACDC) you should get the subtilities.
I assume (but might wrong) that you are interested in "lumped ports" for your case
--
Good luck
Ivar