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For the transmission-line modes, a multiconductor transmission line in a multilayered dielectric medium can be characterized by four matrix parameters the capacitance matrices [C], the inductance matrix [L], the shunt conductance matrix [G], and the series resistance matrix [R]. The first two matrices [C] and [L] can be obtained from equivalent electrostatic and magnetostatic problems. The conductance matrix [G] can be obtained by changing all dielectric constants epsilon/sub i/ to complex dielectric constants /angle over epsilon/sub i/ in the equivalent electrostatic problem. The resistance matrix [R] can be obtained by applying a perturbation method to each mode of the transmission line. A computer program has been written for an arbitrary line, and sample computations are presented.
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R. F. Barrington (1984) studied this question.
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