A PSPICE Model For T Matching Circuits
Journal Title: Acta Technica Napocensis- Electronica-Telecomunicatii (Electronics and Telecommunications) - Year 2009, Vol 50, Issue 4
Abstract
In electronics, impedance matching is an engineering technique employed in circuit design for matching unequal source and load impedances. This can be done by inserting a matching circuit between the source and a load. For given values of the source resistance, load resistance, the modulus of the coupling factor and the frequency at which the matching is achieved, four different circuit result. In this paper, we simplified the calculation of the reactances of the elements and presented a PSpice model that can be used to model any of the four matching circuits. Hence the model can be used as an impedance matching circuit without the need to calculate the nature and the values of its elements. Then we compared the time and frequency behaviors of a circuit that uses this PSpice model to the case when the same circuit doesn’t use it.
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Ioana SĂRĂCUŢ, Victor POPESCU
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