Comments on "Transmission Line Impedance Matching Using the Smith Chart" [Letters]
P.I. Somlo
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P.I. Somlo
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For the recently discussed problem of R. M. Arnold of finding the characteristic impedance and electrical length of a uniform, loss-free transmission line which transforms a given impedance into another given impedance, an alternate approach using an elementary auxiliary calculation (with no trial and error) has been given in.
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For the recently discussed problem of R. M. Arnold of finding the characteristic impedance and electrical length of a uniform, loss-free transmission line which transforms a given impedance into another given impedance, an alternate approach using an elementary auxiliary calculation (with no trial and error) has been given in.
Key concepts: Smith chart, Impedance matching, Electrical impedance, Transmission line, Characteristic impedance, Image impedance, Quarter-wave impedance transformer, Standing wave ratio