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ECE 5317-6351 Microwave Engineering. Fall 2011. Prof. David R. Jackson Dept. of ECE. Notes 3. Smith Chart Examples. Example 1. Find Z (- d ). Impedance chart. a. Example 1 (cont.) . b. c. Example 2. Find Y (- d ). Admittance chart. a. Example 2 (cont.) . b. c.
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ECE 5317-6351 Microwave Engineering Fall 2011 Prof. David R. Jackson Dept. of ECE Notes 3 Smith Chart Examples
Example 1 Find Z(-d) Impedance chart a
Example 2 Find Y(-d) Admittance chart a
Example 2 (cont.) b c Admittance chart
Which Chart to Use? Simple answer: * When adding elements in series use Z-chart * When adding elements in parallel use Y-chart
Using Reactive Loads Non-absorbing load (RL = 0) Use reactively loaded section of transmission line. most common to use open or short load Impedance chart Reactance
Using Reactive Loads (cont.) Susceptance Admittance chart
Example 3 Use a short-circuited section of air-filled TEM, 50 transmission line (= k0, g =0) to create an impedance of Zin = -j25 at f = 10 GHz. Impedance chart L = 1.28 cm
Example 4 Use an open circuited section of 75 (Y0 = 1/75 S) air-filled transmission line at f =10 GHz to create an admittance of Admittance chart
Matching Circuit Admittance chart Want to pick d and Ys such that Yin = Y0. Note: At d we have
Matching Circuit (cont.) We want Choose Admittance chart
d Z0 ZL Z0s ls Example 5 In this example we will use the “usual” Smith chart, but as an admittance calculator.
Example 5 (cont.) Admittance calculator (We’ll use the first choice.) plane X SC OC X X Smith chart scale: wavelengths toward load wavelengths toward generator
Example 5 (cont.) Admittance calculator From the Smith chart: Analytically: X
Quarter-Wave Transformer At f0 : For in = 0
Example 6 Match 100 load to 50 transmission Line at f0.