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    The document discusses using a Smith Chart for impedance matching. It explains that the Smith Chart contains both an impedance map shown with red lines for serial components and an admittance map shown with blue lines for parallel components. The maps are used to represent impedances and admittances on the chart and to design matching networks for components.

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    The document discusses using a Smith Chart for impedance matching. It explains that the Smith Chart contains both an impedance map shown with red lines for serial components and an admittance map shown with blue lines for parallel components. The maps are used to represent impedances and admittances on the chart and to design matching networks for components.

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    RE1 - Introduction To Smith Chart

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    Dinaj Attanayaka
    The document discusses using a Smith Chart for impedance matching. It explains that the Smith Chart contains both an impedance map shown with red lines for serial components and an admittance map shown with blue lines for parallel components. The maps are used to represent impedances and admittances on the chart and to design matching networks for components.

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    Impedance

    Matching using Smith Chart


    Red numbers and lines
    Imaginary part
    + sign
    belongs to the impedance
    map.
    z=1+j1
    Impedance map is used
    when we have serial
    component

    z=0.5-j0.5

    Impedance
    imaginary part
    - sign

    © R. Vuohtoniemi, University of Oulu, Dept. Electrical and


    Inform. Eng., Telecomm. Laboratory 1
    Admittance

    Blue numbers and lines


    Matching using Smith Chart Imaginary part
    - sign
    belongs to the admittance
    map.
    z=1+j1
    Admittance map is used
    when we have parallel
    component y=0.5-j0.5

    Admittance
    imaginary part
    + sign

    Radio Engineering I © R. Vuohtoniemi, University of Oulu, Dept. Electrical and


    Inform. Eng., Telecomm. Laboratory 2
    Admittance map
    Impedance map
    Impedance matching
    X=
    1.

    X=

    Radio Engineering I © R. Vuohtoniemi, University of Oulu, DCE 3

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