Double shunt stub matching network 2.0 problem solving using smith chart by Dr. Niraj Kumar VITCC

[@alonsomadronal2919]

Excellent video

[@SIAT2023]

thank you for helpful video ,
if i have Z0 , ZL both are not match to 50ohm , how can i calculate double stub for matching them at same time

[@lguy123]

you divide your ZL by Z0 to find the normalized impedance like usual and follow the same procedure

[@elizandrahilario9220]

❤❤❤

[@cindyyang5773]

For the second solution, when finding ys2, why is it that you take the intersection with the lower half of the 1+jb circle and not the upper half?

[@RFDesignbasics]

Because, you need to move by the distance between stubs.

[@suhyunkim3581]

Thx for video.🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@noobieexplorer4697]

For the second solution the value of j_bs1 is positive. How to find out the length of the first short circuit stub from it? Same way as the first solution ? which would give a length more than 0.25*lambda

[@RFDesignbasics]

Yes