In a multi-layered RF circuit, it is important to avoid unexpected coupling caused by a parallel plate mode excited between different ground layers. Ground via-holes that short-circuit different ground layers are used for suppressing this mode. Quantitative evaluation of relations between suppression effect and ground via-hole disposition is required for optimal design. In this paper, a simple design formula that describes the suppression ratio is derived by mode-matching technique. The results of comparison with an FEM simulation validate our proposed formula. It is shown that the technique is indispensable for designing optimal disposition of via-holes to minimize the area of the ground via-holes for desired performance.
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Takeshi YUASA, Tamotsu NISHINO, Hideyuki OH-HASHI, "Simple Design Formula for Parallel Plate Mode Suppression by Ground Via-Holes in Multi-Layered Packages" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E88-C, no. 7, pp. 1401-1405, July 2005, doi: 10.1093/ietele/e88-c.7.1401.
Abstract: In a multi-layered RF circuit, it is important to avoid unexpected coupling caused by a parallel plate mode excited between different ground layers. Ground via-holes that short-circuit different ground layers are used for suppressing this mode. Quantitative evaluation of relations between suppression effect and ground via-hole disposition is required for optimal design. In this paper, a simple design formula that describes the suppression ratio is derived by mode-matching technique. The results of comparison with an FEM simulation validate our proposed formula. It is shown that the technique is indispensable for designing optimal disposition of via-holes to minimize the area of the ground via-holes for desired performance.
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