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Using shadow lines to assure accurate signal return current in electrical package analysis codes
In moment-method codes, accurate representation of signal return current usually requires that the basis function in the signal line be projected into the reference planes; this way the return current can closely follow the same path as the signal line. A technique is described that efficiently assures highly accurate return current without the need for such projection. Examples from inductive and full wave modeling of appropriate structures are presented and discussed.