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EmbeddedMicrostripInput

pcb_toolkit::impedance::embedded

Struct EmbeddedMicrostripInput 

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pub struct EmbeddedMicrostripInput {
    pub width: f64,
    pub height: f64,
    pub thickness: f64,
    pub er: f64,
    pub cover_height: f64,
    pub frequency: f64,
}
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Inputs for embedded microstrip impedance calculation. All dimensions in mils.

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§width: f64

Conductor width (mils).

§height: f64

Dielectric height — distance from trace to ground plane (mils).

§thickness: f64

Conductor thickness (mils).

§er: f64

Substrate relative permittivity.

§cover_height: f64

Cover height — dielectric above the trace (mils). When 0, result equals the surface microstrip.

§frequency: f64

Frequency (Hz). Passed through to the surface microstrip calculation.

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