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MICROWAVE NETWORK ANALYSIS
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Outline2
1. Impedance and Admittance Matrix2. Scattering Matrix3. Transmission Matrix4. Signal Flow Graph
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N- port Microwave Network3
Closed wa eg!ide
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Admittance "etwor# 4
$ri ing port j with the c!rrent I j % openother ports &so I k = ' (or k ≠ j )% and open)circ!it oltage at port I => Z ij$ri ing port * with the oltage V * % shortother ports &so V k = ' (or k ≠ j+% and short)circ!it c!rrent at port I => Y ij
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,eciprocal "etwor#s5
Consider the ar-itrar with short circ!its placed at
all terminal planes except those o( ports 1 and 2
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,eciprocal "etwor#s6
/0 is s mmetr matrix / is s mmetr matrix
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Lo le Network7
In are independent
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Lo le Network !Cont"#8
5et all port c!rrents -e 6ero except (or I m and I n 7
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8x7 8 al!ation o( Impedance 9aramete
Find the Z parameter o(two port T)networ# shownin the (ig!re
Z 11 can -e (o!nd as port 1 inp!t impedance when port 2 is open)circ!ited
Z 12 can -e (o!nd as meas!ring the open)circ!ited at when I 2 is applied
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8x7 8 al!ation o( Impedance 9aramete
Z 11 can -e (o!nd as port 2 inp!t impedance when port 1 is open)circ!ited
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1. Impedance and Admittance Matrix2. Scattering Matrix7
,eciprocal and 5ossless "etwor#A Shi(t in ,e(erence 9lanes
9ower :a e and Generali6ed Scattering 9arameters
3. Transmission Matrix4. Signal Flow Graph
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Scatterin$ Matri%
:hen tr ing to meas!re oltages and c!rrents at microwa e (re;!encdirect meas!rement in ol e the magnit!de and phase o( a wa e tra elingi en direction or o( the standing wa e8;!i alent oltages% c!rrent and the relate impedance and admmatrices -ecome somewhat o( a-straction with high)(re;!enc networ#
The scattering matrix is more in accord with direct meas!rement awith the ideas o( incident% re(lected and transmitted wa e.
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Scatterin$ Matri% &or N - port Netwo
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E%' Evaluation o& Scatterin$ (ara)eter
Find the scattering parameters(or the 3d< atten!ator circ!itwith ='> characteristicimpedance shown in the (ig!re
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E%' Evaluation o& Scatterin$ (ara)eter
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*eter)ine Scatterin$ Matri% &ro) + ,
The total oltage and c!rrent at nth port
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*eter)ine + , . +Y &ro) Scatterin$ M
The total oltage and c!rrent at nth port
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Reciprocal Network an/ Lo le Network18
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Reciprocal Network an/ Lo le Network19
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A S0i&t in Re&erence (lane20
9hase re(erence plane m!st -e speci(ied (or each port o(the networ#.
:hen the re(erence planes are mo ed (rom their original locations how the scattering parameters are trans(ormed?
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A S0i&t in Re&erence (lane !Cont"#21
/S scattering networ# wher e original re(erence planes is located at z n '.
/S’ scattering networ# where original re(erence planes
is located at z n l n
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A S0i&t in Re&erence (lane !Cont"#22
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A S0i&t in Re&erence (lane !Cont"#23
S nm is shi(t - twice the electrical length o( the shi(t in terminal plane.
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Outline24
1. Impedance and Admittance Matrix2. Scattering Matrix7
,eciprocal and 5ossless "etwor#A Shi(t in ,e(erence 9lanes
9ower :a e and Generali6ed Scattering 9arameters
3. Transmission Matrix4. Signal Flow Graph
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(ower Wave an/ 1enerali2e/ Scatterin$ (ara)eter25
The a erage power deli er to a load
Z o is real
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(ower Wave26
The incident and re(lected power wa e amplit!des a and bas the (ollowing linear trans(ormations o( the total oltage and ct7
Z R is #nown as the reference impedanceTotal oltage and c!rrent in term o( the power wa e amplit!de
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(ower Wave !Cont"#27
The power deli ered to the load7
The re(lection coe((icient (or the re(lected power7
9!re Imaginar
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(ower Wave !Cont"#28
Choosing the re(erence impedance as the con*!gate o( the load imp
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(ower Wave !Cont"#
The power deli ered to the load
The power wa e amplit!de ector7
The scattering matrix (or power wa e7
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Outline30
1. Impedance and Admittance Matrix2. Scattering Matrix3. Transmission Matrix4. Signal Flow Graph
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Tran )i ion Matri%31
Man microwa e networ#s consist o( a cascade connection o( a two)port networ# It is con enient to de(ined a
2 x 2 transmission matrix ( !"#$
The total oltage and c!rrent7
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Tran )i ion Matri% !Cont"#32
In a cascade connection o( 2 two)port networ#%The total oltage and c!rrent7
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A3C* (ara)eter o& 4 e&ul Two-port Circuit33
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A3C* (ara)eter o& 4 e&ul Two-port Circuit34
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Relation to I)pe/ance Matri%35
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E5uivalent Circuit &or Two-port Networ36
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E5uivalent Circuit &or Two-port Network !C37
8;!i alent Circ!it (or ,eciprocal Two)port "etwor#7
% e;!i alent &e;!i ale
O li
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Outline38
1. Impedance and Admittance Matrix2. Scattering Matrix3. Transmission Matrix4. Signal Flow Graph
Si$ l 6l 1 0
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Si$nal 6low 1rap039
The primar components o( a signal (low graph
are nodes and -ranches "odes7 8ach port i o( a microwa e networ# has two nodes%a i and b i. "ode a i iis identi(ied with a wa
e entering port i% while node b i is identi(ied witha wa e re(lected (rom port i. The oltage at a nodeis e;!al to the s!m o( all signals entering that nod
e.
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Si$nal 6low 1rap0 on a One-port Network40
* ) iti & Si$ l 6l 1 0
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*eco)po ition o& Si$nal 6low 1rap041
Rule 1 &Series ,!le+. Two -ranches% whose common node has onl one iand one o!tgoing wa e &-ranches in series+% ma -e com-ined to (orm a s
nch whose coe((icient is the prod!ct o( the coe((icients o( the original -ranch
* ) iti & Si$ l 6l 1 0 !C t
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*eco)po ition o& Si$nal 6low 1rap0 !Cont42
Rule 2 &9arallel ,!le+. Two -ranches (rom one common node to anoth
on node &-ranches in parallel+ ma -e com-ined into a single -ranch w((icient is the s!m o( the coe((icients o( the original -ranches.
* ) iti & Si$ l 6l 1 0 !C t
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*eco)po ition o& Si$nal 6low 1rap0 !Cont43
Rule 3 &Sel()5oop ,!le+. :hen a node has a sel()loop &a -ranch that -egd ends on the same node+ o( coe((icient S % the sel()loop can -e elim!ltipl ing coe((icients o( the -ranches (eeding that node - 1 '( 1 @
*eco)po ition o& Si$nal 6low 1rap0 !Cont
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*eco)po ition o& Si$nal 6low 1rap0 !Cont44
Rule 4 &Splitting ,!le+. A node ma -e split into two separate nodes as les!lting (low graph contains% once and onl once% each com-ination o(sel()loops+ inp!t and o!tp!t -ranches that connect to the original node.
E%a)ple
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se signal (low graphs to deri e expressions (or in and o!t (or the microwa e n
E%a)ple
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E%a)ple
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On ite 7o)ework
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