Dear Experts;
Is there a Literature/Documentation that explains what the "modal voltage
and modal current with normalized energy." is?
I am running to this issue on some of the CAD vendor tools that for example
trying to explain resonance mode voltage. They
explain as:
"current are modal voltage and modal current with normalized energy.
To put it simple, if the total energy of the mode is normalized, the modal
voltage and modal current distribution is determined.
There is a domain and a resonant mode in this domain. If you do
mode_V*mode_I
integration over the whole domain, you get the energy of this mode. If this
energy is normalized to 1, then you have the mode_v distribution."
I am not exactly sure what this means! Do I need to go get a PHD in EM to
understand this concept? Thank you kindly for any help or comments you can
provide...
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Regards;
Don Pakbaz
Global Foundries
1000 River Rd, M/S 863H
Essex Jct, VT 05452
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