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    Two Port Network 2. Sinusuids and Phasors

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    A two-port network has two ports for input and output. It can be characterized by impedance parameters (z parameters) or admittance parameters (y parameters) in matrix form. The z and y parameters can be determined by performing measurements with either a voltage or current source at one port and measuring the output at the other port. For a reciprocal two-port network, the transfer admittances are equal (y12=y21) and it can be modeled by a T-equivalent circuit. A more general equivalent circuit is needed for a non-reciprocal two-port network.

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    A two-port network has two ports for input and output. It can be characterized by impedance parameters (z parameters) or admittance parameters (y parameters) in matrix form. The z and y parameters can be determined by performing measurements with either a voltage or current source at one port and measuring the output at the other port. For a reciprocal two-port network, the transfer admittances are equal (y12=y21) and it can be modeled by a T-equivalent circuit. A more general equivalent circuit is needed for a non-reciprocal two-port network.

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    A two-port network has two ports for input and output. It can be characterized by impedance parameters (z parameters) or admittance parameters (y parameters) in matrix form. The z and y parameters can be determined by performing measurements with either a voltage or current source at one port and measuring the output at the other port. For a reciprocal two-port network, the transfer admittances are equal (y12=y21) and it can be modeled by a T-equivalent circuit. A more general equivalent circuit is needed for a non-reciprocal two-port network.

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    TWO PORT NETWORK

    2. SINUSUIDS AND PHASORS


    TWO PORT NETWORK
     A two-port network is an electrical
    network with two separate ports for
    input and output.
    TWO PORT NETWORK
     Impedance Parameters

     In Matrix form
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    Determination of the z
    parameters: (a) finding z11 and z21
    (b) finding z12 and z22
    TWO PORT NETWORK
     Where
    TWO PORT NETWORK
     T-Network for Reciprocal Case only

     For general case


    TWO PORT NETWORK
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     Admittance Parameters

     In Matrix form

     In order to find Admittance


    TWO PORT NETWORK
     Determination of Y-Parameters

     (a) Finding Y11 and Y21

     (B) Finding Y22 and Y12


    TWO PORT NETWORK
     Where

    For a two-port network that is linear and has no dependent


    sources,
    the transfer admittances are equal (y12= y21). This can be
    proved in the
    same way as for the z parameters. A reciprocal network
    (y12=y21) can
    be modeled by the -equivalent circuit. If the network is not
    reciprocal, a more general equivalent network can be use.
    TWO PORT NETWORK
     ∏ Equivalent circuit (For Reciprocal
    Case only)

     General equivalent circuit


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