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Impedance matching is a process of making one impedance equal to another another.

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How to design an RF frontend for an FM receiver

I'm designing a RF receiver for FM Radio. I simulated the circuit in LTspice and got an output as shown below: This is OK, but I would like the gain to be 24 dB across the range of 88-108 MHz. The ...
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Connecting multiple loads in self-balancing parallel [closed]

I have three (or 'n', where n=3 at the moment) large LED panels that I want to run in parallel. As we know (or should have known before the 'royal we' actually tried it!), just wiring them together in ...
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How can I calculate filter parameters between RF switch and antenna?

In the schematics en.MB1389-WL55JC-highband-E02_Schematic, there's a Pi filter following the RF switch before it links to the SMA connector for the antenna. Upon calculation, I found that the cutoff ...
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Intuitive explanation of shorted stub behaviour

Can someone please give me an intuitive explanation of shorted stub behaviour? NOTE: This is not a duplicate of Intuitive explanation of open stub behaviour which has been narrowed to focus on open ...
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Intuitive explanation of open stub behaviour

Can someone please give me an intuitive explanation of open stubs? I have the length-based mathematical derivation and explanation from my textbook, but I am looking for an intuitive one. For example,...
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External circuit to increase the series capacitance of a resonant circuit

I am working with a long-range reader and antenna coil for a low frequency (135 kHz) RFID application (please see the basic representation below.) The reader features some unknown source impedance, as ...
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Why can domestic induction stoves heat aluminium tape, but not aluminium pans?

Domestic induction stoves can't be used with thick aluminium or copper pans, but when I try to heat aluminium tape it does get hot. Can someone explain why this is the case?
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75 ohm cable in an otherwise 50 ohm antenna system: Can I impedance match it?

I have an marine radio antenna installation as shown in the diagram. Can I place baluns (or similar devices) at either end of the 75 Ω cable to solve the impedance mismatch problem? Background In ...
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Half Bridge Impedance Matching

I’m currently building a half bridge induction heater and can’t understand impedance matching for the life of me. Here’s an example of a basic half bridge induction heater. How and why was 45uH ...
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Via process when implementing GCPW in RO4003 + FR-4 multilayer structure

I am currently developing an RF board that receives up to 8GHz. The board consists of a multi-layer structure combining Ro4003C (8mil) and FR-4. The connector I will be using for the RF board is a ...
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Signal Generator Output Impedance Matching and Floating Ground

I am attempting to recreate a signal generator circuit based on the XR2206, as seen in this video. The schematic uses op-amps for offset cancellation and output amplitude matching. To avoid the need ...
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Antenna tuning and L/C matching

I see there are already a few questions asked wether it is better to physcally tune the antenna for said frequency and impedance or use a matching network. It seems the conscenus is often the physical ...
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How best to match and ground antenna?

An example of RF AM modulation: https://www.ee-diary.com/2021/12/am-modulator-using-bjt-transistor.html It is clear that the output is on point C4 and the circuit has a RF function, so I need an ...
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How to calculate output impedance of switching regulator?

If I consider a buck converter where in 24 volts, L =100 μH, capacitor 47 μF. Then converter will operate at 400 kHz. How do I calculate the output impedance of the converter?
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LTspice - auto-transformer impedance ratio

Can you please clarify what formula is used by LTspice to calculate the auto-transformer impedance transfer ratio for the equivalent circuits below? Both circuits resonate on the same frequency. I ...
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