Hi dear I m having a question for 2 single stub matching network with zl =60-45j and zin =75+j90 with z0 =50ohm In this I m unable to make a short circuit stub
Why did you prefer long lenth( OC - +1.4j ) for L ? I knpw that short lengt is selected for L .. When you want to find L, you can select between SC with -1.4j as a length for SC When you want to find L, you can select between OC with -1.4j as a length for OC
Tysm man all confusion got cleared!
Idk what harder to watch, this or the Blair Witch Project
Great Job!! Thanks a lot for step by step explanation!
Bro one of the best explanations thank you
Glad it helped
Thanks for such a good and step by step explanation 😇
You're welcome
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Hi dear I m having a question for 2 single stub matching network with zl =60-45j and zin =75+j90 with z0 =50ohm
In this I m unable to make a short circuit stub
ek no. Rao Saheb
Thank u so much it was really helpful for me!
Your welcome
Good explaination but use two papers instead of flipping the smith chart, it distracts at times
Thank you sumanyu.. Well explained & Really helpful.
Bhavik Bhoir ...welcome bro
but how does the signal even get to the load if it's open circuit...
very nice and conceptual explanation! please also do a video on double stub matching :D
@Ish Kool thanks for your reply.. sure I will do it
Sumanyu Rao well that was quick, I was just studying for the exam 😂😂
good tutorial! :))
Why did you prefer long lenth( OC - +1.4j ) for L ?
I knpw that short lengt is selected for L ..
When you want to find L, you can select between SC with -1.4j as a length for SC
When you want to find L, you can select between OC with -1.4j as a length for OC
exactly !
thanks bhai
How you got value of L as 0.402 as I solved that equation I am getting as 0.375
bonjour, video interessant , je peux l'avoir en francais
you took some random points for za1 and za2 ??
Nice doubt bro
Acrrrrrros it.
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sorry didnt get u