1_Microwave Network Analysis

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1. Microwave network analysis 2. Microwave Resonators 3. Microwave Passive devices 4. Microwave Active devices 5. Microwave System design

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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

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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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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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50* nmnm I  Z  I In’s are independent

 As we could set all port currents = 0

expect for nth current

0Re

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mn

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 Z  I  I  Z  I 

Purely

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 V V 

V  Z V  Z  I  Z 

V V  I  I  I 

V V V 

U  Z V U  Z V 

V  Z V V V  Z 

V V V  Z V  Z 

1

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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 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

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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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-20logS20log -IL

-20logS20log -RL

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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

'

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

nn

n

nn

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V b

 Z V a

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Purely imaginary, looking for

power delivered, so neglect

Generalized S parameters aSb

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iij

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