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Covering analysis and synthesis of networks, this text also gives an account on pspice. Additionally, according to the theory of microwave network, the doubleslot tsa can be modeled as a lossy reciprocal network. Ieee microwave theory and techniques society membership focus is on microwave theory, techniques, and applications of rf, microwave, guided wave, and wireless technologies as they relate to components, devices, circuits, transmission lines, and systems. Since the sparameters are closely related to power relations, we can express the normalized input and output waves in terms of time. This equation shows that greater electric field strengths are required at lower frequencies to obtain the same power.
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