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Modeling Printed Circuit Board Parasitic Capacitances - RF Cafe Forums

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Michael
Post subject: Modeling Printed Circuit Board Parasitic Capacitances Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2005 11:51 am
Good day. When I have simulated circuits I always had to add the parasitic capacitances (from the printed circuit board) manually to my simulation. This got to be a very time consuming process particularily if the circuit was large. I am looking for some information (book, magazine, website, personal experience, etc.) about how to determine the parasitic capacitance.

When I have done a literature search, most of the articles that I find discuss building test boards and measuring the components, then extracting the parasitics. I do not want to use this method because it is time consuming. Also the models are only valid for one type of circuit board (i.e. one substrate thickness and one dielectric constant, etc.)

Thank you for your time and help.
Michael


Posted  11/12/2012
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