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So, to avoid having to return to previous messages:
Can the S11 of a line connected to an antenna be calculated as: S11(system)=S11(antenna) * S21(line) * S12(line) ? Thanks Wayne Check out http://www.rfcafe.com/references/electrical/s-h-y-z.htm The usual method would be to convert the S matrices to ABCD matrices then perform matrix multiplication on the cascaded ABCD parameters. You then convert the resultant ABCD matrix to an S matrix. http://www.mathworks.com/access/help...oogle+ Search Frank |
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