Consider the design of a T-network that transforms a 50 2 load impedance to 10 2. Suppose that the reactance of the shunt element of the T-network is fixed at +j200 N as shown in Figure 6.44: 10 Ω- 50 Ω j200 N Figure 6.44: T-network transforming 50 2 load impedance to 10 2. Find two sets of values (X1, X2) which will give a match.

Consider the design of a T-network that transforms a 50 2 load impedance to 10 2. Suppose that the reactance of the shunt element of the T-network is fixed at +j200 N as shown in Figure 6.44: 10 Ω- 50 Ω j200 N Figure 6.44: T-network transforming 50 2 load impedance to 10 2. Find two sets of values (X1, X2) which will give a match.

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