ABCD Matrix of transmission lines connected in cascade
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Hello,
I need verification of problem which I analyzed yersterday. Let we say, that we have simple circuit composed of transmission lines:
As you can see, we have one simple quarter-wave TL, and two open-ended stubs at the end. I want to derive an ABCD matrix of entire circuit in electrical length domain (by using such matrix I want to draw S11 characterisitic from well known transformation equations: ABCD-> S). So I try to make such operation:
[ABCD ALL] = [ABCD TL] [ABCD STUB 1] [ABCD STUB 2]
However I'm not sure whether this is proper idea. Could you confirm such method ?
Regards,
E.
I need verification of problem which I analyzed yersterday. Let we say, that we have simple circuit composed of transmission lines:
As you can see, we have one simple quarter-wave TL, and two open-ended stubs at the end. I want to derive an ABCD matrix of entire circuit in electrical length domain (by using such matrix I want to draw S11 characterisitic from well known transformation equations: ABCD-> S). So I try to make such operation:
[ABCD ALL] = [ABCD TL] [ABCD STUB 1] [ABCD STUB 2]
However I'm not sure whether this is proper idea. Could you confirm such method ?
Regards,
E.
Wrong.
Evaluate Yin_stub1 and Yin_stub2.
Yin_stub = Yin_stub1 + Yin_stub2
Zin = (A/Yin_stub + B) / (C/Yin_stub + D)
Here {A, B, C, D} is for transimission line of Z1.
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