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A simple and effective model for electromagnetic bandgap structures embedded in printed circuit boards

Using a transmission-line model and considering a simple lumped-element substitute for the patch-via structure, a first-order, but detailed, quantitative and qualitative analysis of the filtering properties of a metallo-dielectric electromagnetic bandgap structure embedded in a printed circuit board is presented. This model is able to describe the resonant properties of the structure as well as its pass-band and stop-band regions.

O.M. Ramahi | S. Shahparnia

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