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This paper presents the fundamental concept and formulation of short-open calibration (SOC) technique in 2.5D method of moments (MoM), and its application in commercial software. By de-embedding the port discontinuities and feeding network, the guided-wave characteristics of periodic planar transmission line structures, such as microstrip line, coplanar-waveguide electromagnetic band-gap, and metamaterial...
This paper presents a brief review on the development of numerical calibration and de-embedding techniques. The earlier proposed short-open-calibration (SOC) technique was first implemented in the integral-equation based method of moments and extensively studied for computer-aided design of different microwave circuit structures. Unlike other de-embedding techniques, the SOC technique has no need...
In this work, a short-open calibration technique is extended for field theory-based parametric extraction of planar discontinuities with nonuniform feed lines in the platform of full-wave method-of-moments. As a planar discontinuity is analyzed with respect to the planes of impressed sources, each individual nonuniform feed line is modeled as a general error box relying on the perfect short-and open-circuit...
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