Microwave Circuit Design Using Programmable Calculators

✍ Scribed by J. L. Allen, Max W., Jr. Medley

• Publisher: Artech Print on Demand
• Year: 1980
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 310
• Edition: illustrated
• Category: Library

✦ Table of Contents

Front cover
Title page
Microwave library
Copyright
Contents
Foreword
Introduction
TI-59
Introduction
MP
00: Miscellaneous
01: Data Input/Output
02: Parameter Normalization
03: Miscellaneous Relations
10: Two-Port Analysis
11: Two-Port Characterization
12: Stability
13: Constant Gain, S'11 and S'22
14: Transducer Gain and Mismatch
20: Interconnections and Parameter Conversions
21: Cascade Connection
22: Series and Parallel Connection
23: Hybrid Connection
24: Series-Parallel and Parallel-Series Connection
25: Parameter Conversions
26: One-Port Used in Series or Parallel
30: Lumped and Distributed Elements
31: Series Resistor, Inductor, and Capacitor
32: Parallel Resistor, Inductor, and Capacitor
33: Transmission-Line Elements
40: Special Two-Ports
41 : Special Two-Ports
42: Coupled Lines
50: Mapping and Configuration Conversion
51: Two to Three-Port Conversion
52: Parameter Conversion
53: Three to Two-Port Conversion
54: Three-Port Mapping
55: Map-Source and Map-Load
60: Ladder Network Analysis
61: Ladder Network Analysis
Lumped Element Example
HP-67/97
Introduction
MP
00 Miscellaneous
01 Data Input/Output
02: Parameter Normalization
03: Miscellaneous Relations
10: Two-Port Analysis
11: Two-Port Characterization
12: Stability
13: Constant Gain, S'11 and S'22·
14: Transducer Gain and Mismatch
20: Interconnections and Parameter Conversions
21: Cascade Connection
22: Series and Parallel Connection
23: Hybrid Connection
24: Series-Parallel and Parallel-Series Connection
25: Parameter Conversions
26: One-Port Used in Series or Parallel
30: Lumped and Distributed Elements
31: Series Resistor, Inductor, and Capacitor
32: Parallel Resistor, Inductor, and Capacitor
33: Transmission-Line Elements
40: Special Two-Ports
41: Special Two-Ports
42: Coupled Lines
50: Mapping and Configuration Conversion
51: Two to Three-Port Conversion
52: Parameter Conversion
53: Three to Two-Port Conversion
54: Three-Port Mapping
55: Map-Source and Map-Load
60: Ladder Network Analysis
61: Ladder Network Analysis
Distributed Element Example
HP-41C Compatibility
Examples
1. 60 Hz Notch Filter
2. Parallel-Coupled Microwave Filter
3. Microwave Power Divider
4. Transmission Line Transformer
5. Microwave Switch
6. Active Isolator
7. Amplifier Design
Appendix A: TI-59 Program Listings
MP-01: Data Input/Output
MP-02: Parameter Normalization
MP-03: Miscellaneous Relations
MP-11: Two-Port Characterization
MP-12: Stability
MP-13: Constant Gain, S'11 and S'22
MP-14: Transducer Gain and Mismatch
MP-21: Cascade Connection
MP-22: Series and Parallel Connection
MP-23: Hybrid Connection
MP-24: Series-Parallel and Parallel-Series Connection
MP-25: Parameter Conversions
MP-26: One-Port Used in Series or Parallel
MP-31: Series R·L·C Networks
MP-32: Parallel R·L·C Networks
MP-33: Transmission Line Elements
MP-41: Special Two-Ports
MP-42.1: Coupled Lines
MP-42.2: Coupled Lines
MP-51.1: Two to Three-Port Conversion
MP-52.1: Two to Three-Port Conversion
MP-52: Configuration Conversion
MP-53: Three to Two-Port Conversion
MP-54.1: Three-Port Mapping
MP-54.2: Three-Port Mapping
MP-55.1: Map-Load and Map-Source
MP-55.2: Map-Load and Map-Source
MP-61: Ladder Analysis
Appendix B: HP-67/97 Program Listings
MP-01: Data Input/Output
MP-02: Parameter Normalization
MP-03: Miscellaneous Relations
MP-11: Two-Port Characterization
MP-12: Stability
MP-13: Constant Gain, S'11 and S'22
MP-14: Transducer Gain and Mismatch Circles
MP-21: Cascade Connection
MP-22: Series and Parallel Connection
MP-23: Hybrid Connection
MP-24: Series-Parallel and Parallel-Series Connection
MP-25: Parameter Conversions
MP-26: One-Port Used in Series or Parallel
MP-31: Series Resistor, Inductor, and Capacitor
MP-32: Parallel Resistor, Inductor, and Capacitor
MP-33: Transmission Line Elements
MP-41: Special Two-Ports
MP-42.1: Coupled Transmission Lines
MP-42.2: Coupled Transmission Lines
MP-51.1: Two to Three-Port Conversion
MP-51.2: Two to Three-Port Conversion
MP-52.1: Configuration Conversion
MP-52.2: Configuration Conversion
MP-53: Three to Two-Port Conversion
MP-54.1: Three-Port Mapping
MP-54.2: Three-Port Mapping
MP-55.1: Map-Source and Map-Load
MP-55.2: Map-Source and Map-Load
MP-61: Ladder Analysis
Notes
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