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Approach of copper losses determination in planar windings

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ELECTRONICS LETTERS
Volume 52, Issue 12, Pages 1050-1051

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INST ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY-IET
DOI: 10.1049/el.2016.0919

Keywords

optical glass; erbium; optical fibre dispersion; optical wavelength conversion; optical pumping; multiwave mixing; W-type highly erbium-doped active soft-glass fibre; dopant concentration; lead silicate glass materials; Schott SF57; LLF1; SF6; flat anomalous dispersion; parametric wavelength conversion; continuous-wave pulsed format; picosecond-pulsed format; spectral broadening; four-wave-mixing effect; dispersion-nonlinearity-engineered fibre; wavelength 1; 48 mum; Er

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A new approach is presented in order to determine copper losses from measurements or simulations of planar inductors. Copper losses are modelled with a series resistance r((f)) that depends on the frequency. Measured or simulated admittances of the inductors are used to determine the model parameters of the inductors. The resistance r(f) is determined in three frequency domains: (i) at very low frequencies (or DC); (ii) at low frequencies (capacitive couplings are negligible); (iii) at resonant frequencies, i.e. high frequencies. The presented approach is different as those encountered in literature and allows the series resistance from measured or simulated S-ij parameters to be determined.

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