CPW GCPW的区别
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CPW (Coplanar Waveguide) and GCPW (Grounded Coplanar Waveguide) are two different transmission line structures with some distinct differences:
1. Structure: In a CPW, the signal trace is sandwiched between two ground planes, while in a GCPW, the signal trace is placed between a ground plane and ground vias or metalized holes.
2. Impedance: CPW has a characteristic impedance that depends on the dimensions of the signal trace, the spacing between the trace and the ground planes, and the dielectric properties. GCPW, on the other hand, has a characteristic impedance that depends on the dimensions of the signal trace, the spacing between the trace and the ground plane, and the diameter of the ground vias.
3. Isolation: GCPW provides better isolation between adjacent transmission lines compared to CPW because of the presence of the ground vias or metalized holes.
4. Loss: GCPW generally has lower loss compared to CPW due to the reduced fringing fields and better confinement of electromagnetic energy.
5. Design complexity: GCPW requires additional design considerations for the ground vias or metalized holes, making it slightly more complex to fabricate compared to CPW.
The choice between CPW and GCPW depends on the specific requirements of the application, such as frequency range, isolation requirements, and fabrication constraints.
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