IMPEDANCE MATCHING

When matching impedances, it is not always economical to use a wound transformer. For instance, if the power loss is trivial, two resistors will normally be the right approach. However, if the power loss is significant, then another circuit (the L-pad) can match impedances with minimal power loss.

 

If moderate spectrum shaping is important, a \(\pi\) or T network might be more appropriate. If significant spectrum shaping is important then cascading \(\pi\) or T networks is a good approach.

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