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Hi Tom,
well, after few researches on several books, I found that the formula I provided by me works only for real Z0. The general formula valid in case Z0 is complex is the follow: S11=(Zin-Z0*)/(Zin+Z0) Where Z0* is the conjugate of Z0. Obviously, if Z0 is real, the conjugate coincide with the real one. However, thank you for your interest ;-) Camelot But I'm curious. Why do you think that the formula you wrote above doesn't work when Z0 is complex? In what way do you think it does not work? I'm also curious why you would pick a complex reference impedance for S-parameter work, but that's really a different issue. Cheers, Tom |
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