An Alternative Technique for Solving Impedance Matching Problems on the Smith Chart
Zengxin Zhang
Abstract
Zengxin Zhang
Abstract
The ultimate goal of impedance matching is to minimize the reflection coefficient between a known source output impedance and an arbitrary load impedance connected by a transmission line of a known characteristic impedance, thereby achieving maximum power transfer. This can be accomplished by the means of a low-loss matching network. There are a number of different techniques that can be used to solve the impedance matching problem.
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The ultimate goal of impedance matching is to minimize the reflection coefficient between a known source output impedance and an arbitrary load impedance connected by a transmission line of a known characteristic impedance, thereby achieving maximum power transfer. This can be accomplished by the means of a low-loss matching network. There are a number of different techniques that can be used to solve the impedance matching problem.
Key concepts: Impedance matching, Smith chart, Image impedance, Electrical impedance, Matching (statistics), Impedance bridging, Characteristic impedance, Quarter-wave impedance transformer