[NLRS] Help with math
Scott
acepilot at bloomer.net
Sat Sep 30 15:40:07 EDT 2006
Actually, I found a site that does the calculation for you! I
calculated that a 0.1" wide line should be 48.75 Ohm, which sounds close
enough for me! Does that sound like a reasonable value???
Now, does anybody have a good way of making a mask for photoresist
etching of the board?
The website is at http://www.microwaves101.com/encyclopedia/calmstrip.cfm
Scott
N0EDV
Scott wrote:
>
>
> I'm having some trouble with my math (I am NOT a math major!)...
>
> I am trying to find a microstrip width for DEMI circuit board (they call
> it Duroid 5880 equivalent).
>
> If so, it should have a dielectric constant (Er) of about 2.20.
>
> Looking in my (VERY BRITISH) VHF/UHF Manual, here is the formula for
> width of a microstripline...
>
> Log(subscript 10)W= 0.8736 + log(subscript10)t -0.004992 x Z X (Sqroot
> Er) + 1.14
>
> W=width (mm)
> t= thickness (mm)
> Z=Impedance
>
> So Er=2.20
> Z=50 Ohm
> t=0.787 mm (0.031")
>
> What is W (in mm)??
>
> Or, has anyone built 50 Ohm line on DEMI 0.031" circuit board and if so,
> how wide were the strips????
>
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Scott
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