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| Parameter | Description | Range of Usage |
| L1 | Length of transmission line connected to the port 1 | |
| L2 | Length of transmission line connected to the port 2 | |
| N | Number of turns (positive ® contra clock wise, negative ® clock wise) | |N|=1.5, 2.5, 3.5, ... |
| WT | Track width | n/2.DL (n=1,2,3,...) |
| ST | Slot between tracks | n/2.DL (n=2,3,4,...) |
| I_DIA1 | Inner diameter 1 (I_DIA1 ³ ST) | n/2.DL (n=1,2,3,...) |
| I_DIA2 | Inner diameter 2 | n/2.DL (n=1,2,3,...) |
| S | Slot between track and ground | n/2.DL (n=1,2,3,...) |
| INDLEVEL | Identification of metal level of inductor turns | 1 or 2 (DEFAULT Foundry) |
| C_LTYP1 | ID of coplanar transmission line applied at ports 1 | |
| C_LTYP2 | ID of coplanar transmission line applied at ports 2 | |
| C_SUB | ID of coplanar substrate definition | |
| C_GRID | ID of simulation control data | |
| TEMP | ID of element temperature definition used for noise computation |
For the modeling of the C_RIND element, a broadband network is used. Each segment (one turn is built of four segments) is represented by a p-network consisting of two capacitances Cpi and Cpi+1 (parasitic electric fields of the segment to the ground), an inductance Li (self inductance of the segment and the mutual inductance due to the magnetic coupling between the segments) and a frequency dependent resistance Ri(losses of the segment). The electrical coupling between theturns is represented by the capacitance Cs.
| As a result of the broadband modelling, the traveling wave effects along the turns is taken into account. The equivalent circuit parameters are derived from quasi-static FD-calculations. The connected line at ports are modeled as C_LIN elements and are represented by their characteristic mpedances ZL1, ZL2 and phase constants b1, b2. There is no limitation due to the length of connected lines (L1 and L2). | ![]() |