I've written both a text-based ANSI-C version, and one with an X
Windows interface using Motif. The X version uses sliders so that you can
play with three parameters (impedance, thickness, dielectric constant) and
see what kind of impact each has on the output tracewidth.
I just put this together in an evening, and so it's a little rudimentary.
However, I'll keep working on it as I find time, because the next version of
this port will allow you to fix any pair of parameters to see how errors in a
third affects the fourth. For example, it might be interesting to see how
the impedance varies if you fix the thickness and dielectric constant, and
vary the tracewidth.
Download
the stripline.c source code, a direct ANSI-C version of Bill VanRemmen's
BASIC software. Should compile on any machine that supports ANSI-C.
Download
stripline, a binary of the above program compiled under Solaris 2.6
Download
the xstripline.c (version 0) source code, an X-Windows based version of
stripline. Requires Motif.
Download
xstripline (version 0), a binary of the above program compiled under Solaris
2.6
