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flatcloud Newbie level 6
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09 May 2010 5:17
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| I had a simulation on a ground impedance analysis of pcb, the impedance is big at 558mhz, the electric size is smaller then 558Mhz. I'm a newer in RF,anyone can tell me what reason can cause this and which theroy can explain it. thanks a lot
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flatcloud Newbie level 6
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09 May 2010 11:59
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| both are gnd the attachment is my model which is igs format
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10 May 2010 12:19
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| Yes, its very poore as RF GND... Your system must be sensitive for the most frequencies over so 100(+/-50) MHz. Check pls your impedance plot; at 430MHz it has an impedance of ca. 100-150 Ohm, also so ca. 100x higher as a GND has to have... I think, it has problems in the full UHF/VHF band_in so 200...800MHz range. You must have a full plane as GND, than the second layer can be connected over some via`s (short as possible), but make pls not so an "sloted" structure, these is a collection of different (and mostly coupled with the next one) resonators, but hes behavior is minimum inductive dominant, what you can not need too. You can have some "preparation" for the GND quality if you apply a shield case, or minimum small metallic wall around, over that, but the best solution is a good designed GND-Layer(full plane), even if its multilayer! K.
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18 May 2010 15:57
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| Hi I think reduce slots on gnd is the point I have made a simulation,It is true |
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