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Neste artigo, o autor realizou uma simulação de campo eletromagnético de uma estrutura típica de fio de ligação que conecta um chip e um pacote, e avaliou as características de transmissão do sinal (parâmetros S). Além disso, a indutância por unidade de comprimento foi extraída comparando-a com o circuito equivalente da linha constante distribuída. Acontece que o modelo de linha constante distribuída não é suficiente porque há frequências onde ocorre a ressonância do pacote de chips. Abaixo da frequência de ressonância, o modelo convencional de aproximação de baixa frequência foi eficaz e descobriu-se que a indutância era de cerca de 1nH/mm.
Takuichi HIRANO
Tokyo City University
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Takuichi HIRANO, "Evaluation and Extraction of Equivalent Circuit Parameters for GSG-Type Bonding Wires Using Electromagnetic Simulator" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E105-C, no. 11, pp. 692-695, November 2022, doi: 10.1587/transele.2021ESS0002.
Abstract: In this paper, the author performed an electromagnetic field simulation of a typical bonding wire structure that connects a chip and a package, and evaluated the signal transmission characteristics (S-parameters). In addition, the inductance per unit length was extracted by comparing with the equivalent circuit of the distributed constant line. It turns out that the distributed constant line model is not sufficient because there are frequencies where chip-package resonance occurs. Below the resonance frequency, the conventional low-frequency approximation model was effective, and it was found that the inductance was about 1nH/mm.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/electronics/10.1587/transele.2021ESS0002/_p
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