Lecture

Circuit Characterization: Microwave Components and Impedance Matrix

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Description

This lecture covers circuit characterization of microwave components, including reference planes, Kirchhoff's model, TEM and non-TEM lines, impedance and admittance matrices, and equivalent T circuits for transmission lines. The instructor explains the concepts using examples and equations.

Instructor

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