1_Microwave Network Analysis
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Driving port j with current Ij ,
open circuiting all the otherports ( I k = o for k j &
measuring open circuit voltage
at port i
jk for V j
iij
k
V
I Y
,0
Driving port j with voltage V j , shortcircuiting all the other ports ( V k = o
for k j & measuring short circuit
current at port i
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Only passive devices
Lorentz reciprocity theorem for EM fields
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Two port with fields j jii H E H E ,,,
0,0 tantan
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cross sectional areas of port 1 & 2 (terminal plane)
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2)()( i j j jii I V I V
(Ii )j is the current arising at the port 1 due to
the applied voltage at 2
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(3) in (2)
Symmetric
symmetric is Z
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Consider a reciprocal lossless N port junction
◦ the impedance & admittance are purely imaginary
◦ Or the net real power delivered to the network is zero
RePav = 0
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t t
t t
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50* nmnm I Z I In’s are independent
As we could set all port currents = 0
expect for nth current
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Z I I Z I
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imaginary
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Provides complete description of the network
Relates the voltage waves incident on the ports &
reflected from the ports
Measurement using NWA
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+ incident
- reflected
jk for i
iij
V k V
V S
0
Driving port j with an incident voltage wave of
voltage V + j & measuring the reflected wave
amplitude V - j coming out of port I All ports expect jth port is given matched
termination to avoid reflection
iiS Reflection coefficient looking into port i when all the other
ports are terminated by matched load
ijS Transmission coefficient from port j to port i when all the
other ports are terminated by matched load
ijS IL log20
iiS RL log20
Insertion loss
Return loss
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V Z V Z I Z
V V I I I
V V V
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V Z V V V Z
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U Z U Z V
V S
[U] unit or identitymatrix[U]= [U] t
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S matrix Symmetric reciprocal
S matrix Unitary lossless
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V V I I
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I Z
Z I
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At any port the total current & voltage is:
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[U] unit or identitymatrix[U]= [U] t
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[Z] symmetric [Z] = [Z] t
[U] = [U] t
1 U Z U Z S
For reciprocal networks [S] = [S] t
Lossless Network net real power delivered to the network is zero RePav = 0
0*Re2
1*Re
2
1 I V H E P
t t av
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For a lossless 2 port network
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For a matched 2 port network
No reflection
For a reciprocal 2 port network
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zn 0 [S]
zn ln [S’]
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Electrical length of the outward shift
of the reference plane of port n
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nmn j
nm SeS 2
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Phase of Snm is shifted by twice theelectrical length of the shift in the
terminal plane n as the wave travels
twice over the length upon incidence &
refelection
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Z050
Z0n characteristic
impedance of nth port
Wave amplitudes are given by
nportfrom wavereflected
nportat waveincident
n
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Purely imaginary, looking for
power delivered, so neglect
Generalized S parameters aSb
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