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TRAFFIC ALERT - Overhead Sign Structure Will Require Left Lane Closure on Route 141 SB

Newport --

Location: Route 141 southbound at Newport Ramp to Old Airport Road, Newport.

Time and Date: 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. on Thursday, March 26, 2020

Traffic Information: DelDOT announces to motorists that the left lane will be closed on Route 141 southbound for the foundation of an overhead sign structure.

Motorists should anticipate a lane shift and slow down in work zones. [More]




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Saudi Arabia introduces new visa fee structure

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CANTILEVER AND OVERHEAD SIGN STRUCTURES, I-95

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STRUCTURE MAINTENANCE, BR 1-400 ON SHALLCROSS LAKE ROAD

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RBI eases refinancing rules for infrastructure loans

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Different Extracted Capacitance Values of the Same MOM Cap Structures Obtained from Quantus QRC Filed Solver

Hello,

 

I am using Virtuoso 6.1.7.

 

I am performing the parasitic extraction of a MOM cap array of 32 caps. I use Quantus QRC and I enable field solver. I select “QRCFS” for field solver type and “High” for field solver accuracy. The unit MOM cap is horizontally and vertically symmetric. The array looks like the sketch below and there are no other structures except the unit caps:

Rationally speaking, the capacitance values of the unit caps should be symmetric with respect to a vertical symmetry axis that is between cap16 and cap17 (shown with dashed red line). For example,

the capacitance of cap1 should be equal to the capacitance of cap32

the capacitance of cap2 should be equal to the capacitance of cap31

etc. as there are no other structures around the caps that might create some asymmetry.

Nevertheless, what I observe is the following after the parasitic extraction:

As it can be seen, the result is not symmetric contrary to what is expected. I should also add that I do not observe this when I perform parasitic extraction with no filed solver.

Why do I get this result? Is it an artifact resulting from the field solver tool (my conclusion was yes but still it must be verified)? If not, how can something like this happen?

 

Many thanks in advance.

 

Best regards,

Can




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New Ransomware Doesn't Just Encrypt Data. It Also Meddles With Critical Infrastructure




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Investors mobilise $40bn for African infrastructure

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Solar and wind take the lead in FERC first infrastructure report of 2019

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EV Charging Infrastructure Company Attracts Largest Funding to Date at $240M

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Venezuela uses a ROV to inspect Guri Reservoir infrastructure amidst water level decline

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Connor, Clark & Lunn Infrastructure, Desjardins acquire Regional Power hydroelectric plants

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Duke Energy seeks approval for a $76M EV charging infrastructure pilot program

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UK carbon reduction plan includes massive buildout of offshore wind, EV infrastructure

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Q&A with an oil and gas executive turned EV charging infrastructure champion

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Study of Tin Whisker Inhibiting Systems, Controlling the Copper Substrate Roughness and Controlling the Tin Deposit Crystal Structure

Presentation by George Milad of Uyemura International Corporation




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Climate Change, Asia and Renewable Energy Infrastructure Investment

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Energy Infrastructure Development in East Africa: Big Potential Meets Big Roadblocks

Power infrastructure in the East African countries of Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania and Rwanda is inherently connected to their economic growth. As urbanisation and industrialisation fuel the need for electricity in cities, the demand for electricity in East Africa is expected to grow at approximately 5.3 percent per year until 2020. To meet these requirements, generation capacity would have to increase by 37.7 percent in Uganda, 96.4 percent in Kenya, 75.3 percent in Tanzania and 115 percent in Rwanda. The government, in conjunction with development partners, must build a more favourable business environment to facilitate growth.




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Solar and wind take the lead in FERC first infrastructure report of 2019

According to an analysis by the SUN DAY Campaign of data just released by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), new solar and wind generating capacity has taken the lead over natural gas and all other energy sources for the first month of 2019.




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UK carbon reduction plan includes massive buildout of offshore wind, EV infrastructure

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MiFID II and Structured Deposits: New Duties for Banks

The European Commission (Commission) has contacted the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) and, more recently, the European Banking Authority...




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Five key implications of Brexit for planning, infrastructure and development

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Eversheds' developers, construction and infrastructure newsletter: a response to the Comprehensive Spending Review

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Infrastructure UK Cost Report

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Community Infrastructure Levy: navigating the minefield

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Procurement Policy Note 11/15 - Acceptance of unstructured electronic invoices by central government authorities (“PPN 11/15”)

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Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P. 2020 Q1 - Results - Earnings Call Presentation




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Infrastructure and Energy Alternatives, Inc.'s (IEA) CEO JP Roehm on Q1 2020 Results - Earnings Call Transcript




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Community Infrastructure Levy

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Community Infrastructure Levy: Removal of Regulation 123

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Planning Provisions in the Infrastructure Bill

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ORR publishes an update letter on the variable usage charge and infrastructure cost charges

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Competition Tribunal adopts “structured methodological approach” to penalties

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UAE- Bentley Institute announces Digital Infrastructure Student Idea Challenge 2020

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UK: Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Delivery Plan for London

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Restructure education system

Sectors such as manufacturing, technology, mechanisation of agriculture, mining and oil exploration shall be managed by our own highly skilled citizens and the soaring unemployment shall be harmonised




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System 'doesn't have infrastructure to predict grades fairly' - student

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Building credit: How state-owned enterprises can get foreign financing for infrastructure -- by Donald Lambert

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Making infrastructure work for women and girls in Asia and the Pacific -- by Takehiko Nakao

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Why infrastructure governance matters -- by Bruno Carrasco, Edwin Lau

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Bangladesh: Public–Private Infrastructure Development Facility

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Gender in Infrastructure: Lessons from Central and West Asia

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Building the Future of Quality Infrastructure

This video introduces the book "Building the Future of Quality Infrastructure".