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Single Stub Matching of a Transmission Line

Introduction

A single short circuited transmission line is a distance d from the load and of length d.

Given a characteristic impedance of Z0 and a load with complex impedance ZL, this application will calculate the values of d and l.

 

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The real part of the impedance at the stub location must match the transmission line characteristic impedance

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The imaginary part of the impedance at the stub location must equal 0

 

Reference:

Iskander, Magdi F., Electromagnetic Fields and Waves, Prentice-Hall, Inc., Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1992.

 

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restart:assumed,real,l,real

Parameters

Resistances

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Z__0≔50 ohms:

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Z__L≔35− 47.5 Iohms:

Equations

Wavelength and propagation constant

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λ≔1m:

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β≔2⋅π/λ:

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circuit≔Z__0⋅cosβ⋅d+I⋅Z__L⋅sinβ⋅dZ__L⋅cosβ⋅d+I⋅Z__0⋅sinβ⋅d−I⋅cotβ⋅l:

Stub Location

The location and length of the stub are

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fsolveRecircuit=1, Imcircuit=0,l=0.1 m,d=0.1 m

d~=58.94×10-3⁢m,l~=111.18×10-3⁢m

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