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Input Impedaoce Syuthesis From Its Real Part 61<br />

Table 3.5.<br />

Open- or Short-<strong>Circuit</strong> ZLC<br />

Impedance Functions<br />

Pole at Origin<br />

ZIl=PJQo<br />

"'2~Q./Qo<br />

Y22=P e /P o<br />

No Pole at Origin<br />

zll=PoIQe<br />

"'2~Qo/Q.<br />

Yn=Po/Pe<br />

Example 3.16.<br />

Consider the pi network in Figure 3.8. Suppose that the<br />

impedance ZRLC looking back into the terminated network at port 2 is the<br />

same as (3.100). Open-circuit impedance function Z,2 is selected because Y22<br />

implies a short circuit that would prevent determination <strong>of</strong> C,. But the<br />

presence <strong>of</strong> C 3<br />

means that a port admittance function is required, so that the<br />

selection from Table 3.5 is<br />

zn'= Q. = 1.298316s 2 +0.482804 . (3.108)<br />

Qo • S3 + 1.360294s<br />

Continued fraction expansion Program B3-5 applied to (3.108) yields C, =<br />

0.350 farad, L 2 =2.890 henrys, and C 3 =0.931 farad after scaling from the<br />

I-ohm source to the 2.2-ohm source shown in Figure 3.8.<br />

2.2 n 1 L2 2<br />

C:C E<br />

Figure 3.8.<br />

A three-pole normalized lowpass network.<br />

3.5.4. Impedance Real·Part SJ'IIthesis Summary. It has been shown that<br />

Iossless networks terminated on only one end can be synthesized according to<br />

input impedance behavior. This is based on the fact that, for constant input<br />

current, the input power (and consequent output power) is proportional to<br />

input resistance. A similar statement can be made concerning input conduc·<br />

tance in the case <strong>of</strong> constant voltage sources. Singly terminated instances <strong>of</strong><br />

resistive sources connected to unterminated lossless networks are equivalent<br />

by proper consideration <strong>of</strong> the reciprocity theorem.<br />

The Gewertz procedure was described for problems beginning with the<br />

even resistance function <strong>of</strong> frequency. Substitution <strong>of</strong> w 2 = - S2 produces a<br />

polynomial whose denominator left-half-plane roots produce the input impedance<br />

denominator. The input impedance numerator coefficients are obtained<br />

by solving a system <strong>of</strong> real, linear equations involving these roots and known<br />

coefficients. The result is the input impedance ZRLC <strong>of</strong> a terminated network.

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