Mutual Conductance formula/computation in transmission line

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The discussion focuses on calculating mutual conductance, denoted as g12, in multiconductor transmission line (MTL) models, specifically for two or three wire lines. Participants highlight the complexity of this topic, emphasizing the need for advanced knowledge in coupled lines. Recommended resources include David Pozar's RF book and "RF and Microwave Coupled-Line Circuits" by Mongia, Bahi, and Bhartia. The challenges of using matrix methods for this computation are also noted, with one participant sharing their difficulties in deriving the correct formulas.

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  • Understanding of multiconductor transmission line (MTL) theory
  • Familiarity with mutual conductance calculations
  • Knowledge of coupled-line circuit design
  • Proficiency in matrix algebra for network analysis
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  • Study the mutual conductance formula in MTL models
  • Explore David Pozar's RF engineering texts for foundational concepts
  • Research "RF and Microwave Coupled-Line Circuits" by Mongia, Bahi, and Bhartia
  • Practice matrix methods for analyzing 4-port networks in transmission lines
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Electrical engineers, RF circuit designers, and students specializing in transmission line theory and coupled-line analysis will benefit from this discussion.

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Hi all,
I am trying to compute the coupling effects or crosstalk in the circuit attached.
In MTL (multiconductor transmission line) model of two wire or three wire lines for main lines, how to calculate or simple equation of mutual conductance?

which is denoted as g12 in the circuit attached.

[PLAIN]http://www.nazcarpine.com/uploads/mtlnz.png

Thank you
 
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Look into coupled lines. This is an advanced topic, I studied it a few years ago and I don't dare to comment until I have a chance to read back the stuff. Only RF book I have that get into this a little is David Pozar, just got into it a little only. Very few book even talk about this topic. The other one you can look at is

RF and Microwave Coupled-Line Circuits by Mongia, Bahi and Bhartia.

Coupled-lines is a giant leap obove transmission lines in difficulty. If you try to do this in matrix, it is a 4-port network and I did wasted 3 days writing out the matrix, all the determinants and all and I fail to get the answer! I double check and triple check my work and still didn't get it. I gave up verifying the formulas.
 
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