When HFSS Needs Port Calibration (Deembedding)
- If wave ports are used, HFSS does not require any port calibration.
- If internal lumped ports are used, HFSS requires some port calibration (deembedding).
- If lumped or circuit ports are used, parasitic inductance of port geometry can be removed either through calibration or de-embedding.
Deembedding Extension/Transition Effects
Deembedded to the Discontinuity
Deembedding Extension/Transition Z-matrix Method (Simplified Approximation)
Impedance
Matrix Z* is Measured/Simulated
Where Z1 and Z2 are known, then calculate/deembed Z matrix
Z Matrix Method
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S matrix calculation from the series impedances to be deembedded
Formula
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Where:
Input:
w = width of the lumped port [mm]
len = length of the lumped port[mm]
u = len/w
Output:
L[nH]
*From C.R.Paul, Inductance. Loop and partial, Wiley, 2010
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Currently, Rs
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Z* is the global impedance matrix
Z is the Global impedance matrix after deembedding.