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Lecture 8: Single-Stub Tuning.: (SST) - The Single-Stub Tuner Uses A Shorted or Open
Lecture 8: Single-Stub Tuning.: (SST) - The Single-Stub Tuner Uses A Shorted or Open
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and Z L RL jX L .
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The length of the stub, ls, is chosen so that its input susceptance
Bs B . Consequently, the parallel combination of the stub
input susceptance and the transformed load admittance yield an
input admittance Yin Y0 , as seen from the source end of the TL.
We can perform these steps using only the Smith chart as our
calculator. This process will be illustrated by an example.
Steps:
1. Locate yL 0.50 j 0.68 p.u.S. on the Smith admittance
chart. (See the chart on the next page.)
2. Draw the constant VSWR circle using a compass.
3. Draw the line segment from the origin to yL . Rotate this
vector towards the source until it intersects the unit
conductance circle. Along this circle e y z 1.
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