TY - RPRT
T1 - Model Order Reduction for Electronic Circuits:
AU - Hjorth, Poul G.
AU - Shontz, Suzanne
PY - 2008
Y1 - 2008
N2 - Electronic circuits are ubiquitous; they are used in numerous
industries including: the semiconductor, communication, robotics,
auto, and music industries (among many others).
As products become more and more complicated, their electronic
circuits also grow in size and complexity. This increased the need for
circuit simulators to evaluate potential designs before fabrication, as integrated circuit prototypes are expensive to build, and troubleshooting is difficult.
In this report, we focus on the simulation of printed circuit boards (PCB’s) and interconnects both of which are of great importance in the semiconductor
industry. Circuit simulation proceeds by using Maxwell’s equations to create a mathematical model of the circuit. The boundary element method is then used to discretize the equations, and the variational form of the equations are then solved on the graph network.
AB - Electronic circuits are ubiquitous; they are used in numerous
industries including: the semiconductor, communication, robotics,
auto, and music industries (among many others).
As products become more and more complicated, their electronic
circuits also grow in size and complexity. This increased the need for
circuit simulators to evaluate potential designs before fabrication, as integrated circuit prototypes are expensive to build, and troubleshooting is difficult.
In this report, we focus on the simulation of printed circuit boards (PCB’s) and interconnects both of which are of great importance in the semiconductor
industry. Circuit simulation proceeds by using Maxwell’s equations to create a mathematical model of the circuit. The boundary element method is then used to discretize the equations, and the variational form of the equations are then solved on the graph network.
M3 - Report
BT - Model Order Reduction for Electronic Circuits:
PB - Fields Institute, Toronto
CY - Proceedings of the 2nd Fields–MITACS Industrial Problem-Solving Workshop, 2008
ER -