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Microwave Circuit Characterization II
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This lecture covers the characterization of microwave circuits from slides 10 to 30. It explains the definitions of voltage, current, impedance, power flux, and impedance matrix in microwave circuits. The lecture also delves into the concept of single port elements, impedance and admittance, equivalent T circuit, scattering parameters, and normalized wave amplitudes.
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