Two and Three Port Devices: Attenuators, Resistive Attenuators, and Isolators

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This lecture covers the theory and applications of two and three port devices, focusing on attenuators, resistive attenuators, and isolators. Topics include reactive and resistive attenuators, impedance matching, and the design of lossless components.

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