Broadband matching of multi-port networks terminated in frequency- dependent loads (Q1084077)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3976931
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    Broadband matching of multi-port networks terminated in frequency- dependent loads
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3976931

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      Broadband matching of multi-port networks terminated in frequency- dependent loads (English)
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      1985
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      The paper presents necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of an optimum, lumped, lossless, reciprocical equalizer which matches n given non-Foster positive real impedances and realizes the prescribed transducer power-gain characteristics. these results extend the double matching problem to the n-port case. The formulation of the realizability conditions can be simplified if the given impedances are divided into three mutually exclusive groups. In this paper, it is established that: the transducer power-gain functions are not all independent; once the desired scattering matrix is constructed, the augmentation admittance matrix and the open-circuit impedance matrix are obtained and the realization of the equalizer is possible. Section 5 of this paper studies the equalizer realizability conditions, and gives a theorem for the existence of the n-port equalizer. The proof of sufficiency of the theorem is studied in Appendix A. The design procedures for solving a four-port matching problem is illustrated step by step.
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      broadband matching
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      multi-port networks
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      frequency-dependent loads
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      regular allpass functions
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      reciprocical equalizer
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      realizability conditions
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      transducer power-gain functions
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      scattering matrix
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      augmentation admittance matrix
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      open-circuit impedance matrix
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