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134 <strong>Radio</strong> <strong>Frequency</strong> <strong>Integrated</strong> <strong>Circuit</strong> <strong>Design</strong><br />

Figure 5.36 Track width versus gap or space to result in Z = 50� for coupled microstrip<br />

lines and coplanar waveguide.<br />

5.24 High-<strong>Frequency</strong> Measurement of On-Chip Passives and<br />

Some Common De-Embedding Techniques<br />

So far, we have considered inductors, transformers, and their Z parameters. In this<br />

section, we will discuss how to obtain those Z parameters from measurements. A<br />

typical set of test structures for measuring an inductor in a pad frame is shown<br />

in Figure 5.37. High-frequency ground-signal-ground probes will be landed on<br />

these pads so that the S parameters of the structure can be measured. However,<br />

while measuring the inductor, the pads themselves will also be measured, and<br />

Figure 5.37 Example of high-frequency structures used for measuring on-chip passives.

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