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    A 50-ohm transmission line is connected to an antenna with an impedance of 25-j50 ohms. To match the antenna load to the transmission line, two shunt stubs (dA and dB) need to be placed at certain positions and lengths (IA and AB). For a terminating impedance of 100+j100 ohms and a characteristic impedance of 50 ohms, with the first stub placed 0.40 wavelengths from the load and a 0.375 wavelength spacing between stubs, the lengths of the stubs can be found using an 8-step process involving normalizing the impedance, plotting on a Smith chart, determining admittance values, drawing spacing circles, and solving for stub admittances and

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    A 50-ohm transmission line is connected to an antenna with an impedance of 25-j50 ohms. To match the antenna load to the transmission line, two shunt stubs (dA and dB) need to be placed at certain positions and lengths (IA and AB). For a terminating impedance of 100+j100 ohms and a characteristic impedance of 50 ohms, with the first stub placed 0.40 wavelengths from the load and a 0.375 wavelength spacing between stubs, the lengths of the stubs can be found using an 8-step process involving normalizing the impedance, plotting on a Smith chart, determining admittance values, drawing spacing circles, and solving for stub admittances and

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    A 50-ohm transmission line is connected to an antenna with an impedance of 25-j50 ohms. To match the antenna load to the transmission line, two shunt stubs (dA and dB) need to be placed at certain positions and lengths (IA and AB). For a terminating impedance of 100+j100 ohms and a characteristic impedance of 50 ohms, with the first stub placed 0.40 wavelengths from the load and a 0.375 wavelength spacing between stubs, the lengths of the stubs can be found using an 8-step process involving normalizing the impedance, plotting on a Smith chart, determining admittance values, drawing spacing circles, and solving for stub admittances and

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    A 50- Ω transmission line is connected to n antenna

    with impedance ZL = 25-j50 Ω. Find the


    (a) Two possible positions for the stubs (dA and dB)
    (b) Their respective lengths (IA and AB) to match the
    antenna load to the line
    Double Shunt Stub
    Matching
    2 Basic Advantages
    1. The distance between the load and the stub
    is always constant.
    2. Tuning will be better.
    Double Stub Structure
    The terminating impedance ZL = 100+j100Ω and the
    characteristic impedance Zo = 50Ω. The first stub is
    placed at 0.40λ away from the load. The spacing
    between the two stubs is 3/8λ. Find the length of the
    stubs.

    1st Step: Normalize the Impedance


    2nd Step: Plot on Smith Chart
    3rd Step: Find the Normalized Admittance value

    You can also get


    the YL in analytical
    method

    λ= 0.458 λ
    You can also get the value YL in
    your calculator
    4th Step: Draw a spacing circle
    4th Step: Draw a spacing circle

    λ= 0.458 λ
    Spacing
    Circle
    5th Step: Find the value of Yd1

    λ= 0.458 λ
    Spacing
    Circle
    λ= 0.358 λ
    6th Step: Find the value of Y11

    λ= 0.458 λ
    Spacing
    Circle
    λ= 0.358 λ
    7th Step: Find the value of Ys1

    λ= 0.458 λ
    Spacing
    Circle
    λ= 0.358 λ
    8th Step: Find the value of Yd2

    λ= 0.458 λ
    Spacing
    Circle
    λ= 0.358 λ

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