Match a load impedance of 100 ‐ j100 Ω to a 50 Ω transmission
line using a parallel inductor (next to
the load) and a series capacitor. Calculate component values at 1 GHz using Smith Chart. Show all
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Match a load impedance of 100 ‐ j100 Ω to a 50 Ω transmission line using...
Match a load impedance of 25-j100 Ω to a 50 Ω transmission line using a series inductor (next to the load) and a parallel inductor. Calculate component values at 1 GHz
2) Solve this question using Smith Chart ONLY. Attach your chart with your submission. A single short circuited series stub tuner is used to match a 100 Ω transmission line to a load impedance "Z, 40 - j 40". Determine: a) The distance of the stub from the load "d1 and d2". (Find two solutions) b) The length of the stub "l1 and 12". c) If a lumped element (inductor or capacitor) is used instead of the stub, find the...
A transmission line with characteristic impedance of 100 ? is connected to a 200+j400 ? load. Use Smith chart to calculate (i) standing wave ratio (ii) reflection coefficient (iii) lengths and locations of a short circuited shunt stub to match the load to the transmission line.
Consider a 50 Ω lossless transmission line terminated in a load impedance ?? = (100 − ?50) Ω. Find ?(?) and Γ(?) at a distance ? = 0.1λ.
need a step by step solution, I do not understand much from the Smith Chart A 50-Ω lossless transmission line is terminated in a load of22 275Ω Calculate the reflections caused by the mismatch. Use the Smith Chart to match this transmission line to the load applying the two methods discussed in class to eliminate these reflections. Explain all your steps of the design process and justify your selection of the most efficient solution along the methods and among the...
Question 1 A purely resistive load has a VSWR of 3 in a lossless transmission line. Given that the characteristic impedance is 50 ohm, find all possible values for the load impendence Illustrate your answer using a Smith Chart (5 marks) Question 1 A purely resistive load has a VSWR of 3 in a lossless transmission line. Given that the characteristic impedance is 50 ohm, find all possible values for the load impendence Illustrate your answer using a Smith Chart...
[50] You have a load with impedance (10+j10)? at the design frequency, f-100 MHz, that you want to match to a 50? transmission line (v,-3.108m/s). Using Smith charts, construct matching networks using the following elements: (a) a short-circuited parallel stub, (b) an open- circuited parallel stub, (c) a short-circuited series stub, (d) an open-circuited series stub, (e) a quarter-wave transformer. Assume ideal components. Specify the length of each transmission line in meters. ·
6.6. A lossless 100-12 transmission line is to be matched with a 100 +j100- 12 load using a double-stub tuner (Figure P6.6). Separation between the two stubs is 1/8 and the characteristic impedance is 100S2. A load is connected right at the location of the first stub. Determine the shortest possible lengths of the two stubs to obtain the matched condition, and find the VSWR between the two stubs. 228 IMPEDANCE-MATCHING NETWORKS 100 +j1002 10022 W/8 Figure P6.6
USE QUARTER-WAVE METHOD It is desired to match a 50 Ω line to a load impedance of 60-j50 Ω. Design a 50 (Stub that will achieve the match. Find the length of the line and calculate how far it is from the load. 11.54
How can a smith chart be used to solve the following: A load of impedance ZL is connected to a transmission line of characteristic impedance 75 2. Along the transmission line, a voltage maximum of 3 volts is found at a position 0.2 wavelength from the load, and the voltage minimum is 1.5 volts. (a) What is ZL? (b) It is desired to match the load to the line with a shunt capacitor. The frequency of the wave is 10...