Tuesday, 26 September 2023

Solitary Electromagnetic Wave Theory and Lossy Line Technologies for Switching Mode Circuit | Book Publisher International

The solitary electromagnetic wave (SEMW) physics theory and the lossy line (LL) technologies in this book have possibility to start a revolution to the industry and academia of digital technologies. At design and analysis of the digital circuit included in the switching mode circuit (SMC), the AC circuit engineering theory that is based on the static electromagnetic physics has been used in current. However, the switching device such as the complemental metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) circuit in the digital circuit is acting quite high speed and in non-periodic and its never static act. Therefore, the accurate design and motion analysis of the digital circuit is impossible by the current method. For such reason, current method of design and analysis of the digital circuit is not accepted by the scientific academia. However, it turns out that this cause is in the scientific field ironically and the theory about the non-periodic electromagnetic wave is not existed in the physics, which engineering should refer to. The digital circuit engineers are facing many types of the difficult problems whenever the development of the equipment and the systems. Among them, EMI including SI (signal integrity) and timing control of the signals are the highly troublesome problems of the digital circuit typically as shown in the first half in detail. SEMW physics theory and LL technologies will solve these problems and will provide easy and highly accurate design and analysis methods. Development process of SEMW physics theory and LL technologies, overview of them, and there few application examples to SMC including the digital circuit and switching mode power supply circuit (SMPC) are presented. The digital circuit consists of switching device and transmission line of power and signal, and SEMW is generated by the switching device. Therefore, the current of the N-channel metal-oxide-semiconductor (N-channel MOS) transistor of CMOS circuit was analyzed in accordance with semiconductor physics. Applying non-linear wave physics and electromagnetic physics to this result, SEMW theory was developed and presented as the hypotheses in electromagnetic physics. When SEMW physics theory is recognized in worldwide, the degree of perfection of the conventional electromagnetic physics will be even higher. According to the SEMW theory, it is estimated that the transmission loss is effective to solve many of above difficult problems facing digital circuit engineers and improve the acting stability of SMC containing the digital circuit. The validation result of the excellent effect of transmission loss at the digital circuit by experiment and calculation are presented. LL technologies will also useful to the circuit on a chip (SoC). It has been believed in the long term that on-chip interconnects must be used the low resistive material based on the AC circuit engineering theory. But according to the SEMW physics theory, it estimates that rather the low conductivity material is suitable for the on-chip interconnects. Therefore, the improvement effect of signal voltage-form and the magnitude of SEMW when any kinds of the low conductivity material are used to the on-chip interconnects was analyzed by the calculation in accordance with the SEMW theory and its result is shown. At last, the design example of the quasi-stationary state closed circuit (QSCC) of the switching power supply circuit by applying the lossy lines and the result of the waveform analysis are shown. I hope you confirm by this example that the signal waveform is improved and the magnitude of SEMW which concerns EMI is reduced.

Author(s) Details:

Hirokazu Tohya,
PhD, CEO President ICAST, Inc.

Please see the link here: https://stm.bookpi.org/SEWTLLTSMC/article/view/11933

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