T. Zhou, Zhaoqing Chen, W. Becker, S. Dvorak, J. Prince
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Triangle impulse response (TIR) calculation for lossy transmission line simulation
Triangle-Impulse-Responses (TIR) are accurately calculated using an inverse Laplace transform algorithm. Frequency dependent transmission line parameters, i.e., R, L, G, and C, are used due to the skin effect and the frequency dependent electrical properties of the substrate material. The calculated TIR can be further used to carry out time domain simulations for a large number of lossy transmission lines.