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Hello,
Most formulas for microstrip transmission line assume that there is dielectric all over the ground plane. Does somebody know a formula (or graphical solution) for the characteristic impedance of a microstrip where there is only dielectric material under the strip (so you can see the ground plane)? Best regards, Wim PA3DJS www.tetech.nl The mail address is valid when you remove abc |
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