A-INFO's Stripline Impedance Calculator uses the dimensions of the stripline, as well as the dielectric constant, to compute the characteristic impedance.
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A stripline consists of a central conductor surrounded by dielectric material between two groundplanes. Striplines, in many cases, can be used where microstrips would be, so long as size is not a constraint. In fact, striplines often make components such as band-pass filter's more accurately, with more symmetric roll-off and no lower cutoff frequency.
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