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Example: Admittance
Calculations with the
Smith Chart
Say we wish to determine the normalized admittance y1 of the
network below:
z 2 =
1 .7 j 1 . 7
y1
z L =
1.6 + j 2.6
z 0 = 1
A = 0.37
z = 0
z = A
yin
z L =
1.6 + j 2.6
z 0 = 1
A = 0.37
z = A
Jim Stiles
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Dept. of EECS
2/17/2005
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Method 1
First, we express the load z L = 1.6 + j 2.6 in terms of its
admittance y L = 1 z L . We can calculate this complex valueor
we can use a Smith Chart!
z L = 1.6 + j 2.6
y L = 0.17 j 0.28
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Dept. of EECS
2/17/2005
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z L = 1.6 + j 2.6
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Dept. of EECS
2/17/2005
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Then, we can rotate the entire Smith Chart 180D --while keeping
the point L location on the complex plane fixed.
y L = 0.17 j 0.28
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2/17/2005
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z L = 1.6 + j 2.6
y L = 0.17 j 0.28
Jim Stiles
Dept. of EECS
2/17/2005
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2 A
y L = 0.17 j 0.28
of yin from the admittance mapping (i.e., rotate 180D around the
Smith Chart).
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Dept. of EECS
2/17/2005
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z L = 1.6 + j 2.6
2 A
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2 A
zin = 0.2 + j 0.5
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Dept. of EECS
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z 2 =
1 .7 j 1 . 7
y1
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yin =
0.7 j 1.7
y2 =
0.3 + j 0.3
y1
yin =
0.7 j 1.7
Thus, y1 is simply:
y1 = y2 + yin
Jim Stiles
Dept. of EECS