Transmision lines 19. Using the scattering parameters listed in Table 2.2 for Vas 3 V andf = 10 GHz, determine the scattering variables a₁, a2, b₁, b₂ for thefollowing load conditions: (a) 50 2; (b) 100 2; (c) 200 2. The sourceis 3 mV EMF in series with a 50- internal impedance. Zo = 50.All impedances are real.= TABLE 2.2Typical Scattering Parameters, Common Source* for Avantek AT-12570-5, 2-10 GHz Small SignalGallium Arsenide FETFREQUENCY(GHz)1.002.003.004.005.006.007.008.0010.00FREQUENCY(GHz)1.002.003.004.005.006.007.008.0010.00(MAG).969.928.869.782.741.719.720.692.687SI1.963.907.841.753.713.697.700.671.668AT 12570-5 VDS =(ANG) (MAG) (ANG)S114.023.913.613.19- 32- 64- 98- 126- 1552.841792.541562.271392.02107 1.72AT 12570-5 VDS3 V, Ins = 20 mAS215.074.82- 34-69- 1044.341333.77- 1613.301732.911512.581352.28104 1.93= 5 V, IpsS2115012193664120- 1-21-59 .114(MAG) (ANG)14811889633817-4- 24-62.036.068.093.106.115.117.118.116S12= 50 mA(MAG) (ANG) (MAG) (ANG) (MAG) (ANG).027.051.067.076.081.082.084.085.089S126845233- 14- 29- 43-57-816947267-6- 19-30-40-60(MAG).514.483.434.389.352.339.338.349.381S22.559.526.474.433.400.392.399.416.464(MAG)(ANG)S22- 23- 49-75-97- 119- 140- 159- 174153(ANG)- 22-45-63-87- 107- 125- 145- 160169*As measured in the Avantek TF-070 test fixture. Fixtures available, factory inquiry. (Courtesy AvantekInc., Santa Clara, Ca.)

Given Source voltage Vs= 3 mV Internal impedance , Z0 = 50 ohm Source impedance = Zs=50 ohm We have…

Using the scattering parameters listed in Table 2.2 for Vas = 3 V and f = 10 GHz, determine the scattering variables a₁, a2, b₁, b₂ for the following load conditions: (a) 50 2; (b) 100 2; (c) 200 2. The source is 3 mV EMF in series with a 50-02 internal impedance. Zo = 50 Ω. All impedances are real.

Using the scattering parameters listed in Table 2.2 for Vas = 3 V and f = 10 GHz, determine the scattering variables a₁, a2, b₁, b₂ for the following load conditions: (a) 50 2; (b) 100 2; (c) 200 2. The source is 3 mV EMF in series with a 50-02 internal impedance. Zo = 50 Ω. All impedances are real.

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