HFSS Tutorial: Crosstalk in coupled transmission lines: Modeling & Simulation in HFSS
This tutorial discusses the crosstalk in coupled transmission line, how we can model and simulate it in HFSS. After brief theoretical discussion, two microstrip lines were designed and simulated in HFSS to investigate the near-end and far-end mutual coupling. At the end of the video, a classic paper was also discussed for better insight: David Hill et. al., "Crosstalk between microstrip transmission lines", IEEE Transaction on Electromagnetic Compatibility, vol. 4, Nov. 1994. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please like the video, subscribe and enjoy the spirit of learning! ***Please visit Tensorbundle page and like it: Facebook: / tensorbundle Twitter: / tensorbundle ***To know about me visit my website: https://tensorbundle.wixsite.com/home ***Join antenna community in facebook group for technical discussion: / antenna.lab
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