16.360 Lecture 11 Today: impedance matcing Vg(t) A’ A Tarnsmission line ZLZL Z0Z0 Z in Zg IiIi Matching network Z in = Z 0.

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Lecture 11 Today: impedance matcing Vg(t) A’ A Tarnsmission line ZLZL Z0Z0 Z in Zg IiIi Matching network Z in = Z 0

Lecture 11 single-stub impedance matching network Vg(t) A’ A Transmission line ZLZL Y0Y0 M Zg IiIi l d M’ Y in YdYd YsYs An example A 50-  transmission line is connected to an antenna with in a load ZL = (25-j50) . Find the position and the length of the short-circuited stub required to match the line. Smith Chart

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