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T-line perturbations due to glass at the ends

Spice model using 32 x 1.6mm 50W elements with 30 stubs (100fF) and 2,4 stubs (150fF). Simulated by Jean-Francois on May 5th, '09. Analysis of 50W current pulse showing waveform characteristics. Rising edge almost not delayed (1ps), trailing edge slightly delayed (3ps), and a slightly distorted waveform.

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T-line perturbations due to glass at the ends

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  1. T-line perturbations due to glass at the ends Model: Spice with 32 x 1.6mm 50W elements with stubs: 30 stubs:100fF stubs #2,4: 150fF Jean-Francois May 5th ‘09 50W 50W Current pulse

  2. Spice output • Rising edge almost not delated (1ps) Trailing edge slightly delayed (3 ps) • Waveform slightly distorded

  3. Spice output (zoom)

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