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Analysis of Power Distribution Networks using Multiconductor Transmission Line Theory
Multiconductor transmission line theory (MTL) is employed in modeling of multilayer power distribution networks. This approach is utilized to predict the impedance profile of a mesh-based PDN at various port locations and results are verified by IBM's EIP tool. EIP is also employed to predict the current distribution on the grid and to simplify the MTL model.