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This document contains 5 practice problems from a Microwave Engineering problem set. Problem 1 asks students to find the scattering parameters for series and shunt loads with a characteristic impedance of Z0. Problem 2 asks students to show that the overall S-parameter of a cascade of two-port networks is given by a matrix multiplication. Problem 3 asks students to show properties of reciprocal and non-reciprocal lossless two-port networks. Problem 4 asks students to analyze a 4-port network with a given scattering matrix. Problem 5 asks students to find the generalized S-parameters and power ratios for a step in impedance between two transmission lines.

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Problem Set6

This document contains 5 practice problems from a Microwave Engineering problem set. Problem 1 asks students to find the scattering parameters for series and shunt loads with a characteristic impedance of Z0. Problem 2 asks students to show that the overall S-parameter of a cascade of two-port networks is given by a matrix multiplication. Problem 3 asks students to show properties of reciprocal and non-reciprocal lossless two-port networks. Problem 4 asks students to analyze a 4-port network with a given scattering matrix. Problem 5 asks students to find the generalized S-parameters and power ratios for a step in impedance between two transmission lines.

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Menoufia University

Faculty of Electronic Engineering


Electronics and Electrical Communications Eng. Dept.
Third Year – Spring 2018
ECE 323 - Microwave Engineering
Problem Set #6

S-Parameters
[P1] 4.11 - Find the scattering parameters for the series and shunt loads shown
in Fig. P1. Show that for the series case, and that
for the shunt case. Assume a characteristic impedance .

Fig. P1: Circuit for Problem P1.

[P2] 4.12 - Consider two two-port networks with individual scattering matrices
[ ] and [ ]. Show that the overall parameter of the cascade of these
networks is given by

[P3] 4.13 - Consider a lossless two-port network. (a) If the network is


reciprocal, show that | | | | . (b) If the network is
nonreciprocal, show that it is impossible to have unidirectional
transmission, where and .

[P4] 4.14 - A four-port network has the scattering matrix shown as follows. (a)
Is this network lossless? (b) Is this network reciprocal? (c) What is the
return loss at port 1 when all other ports are terminated with matched
loads? (d) What is the insertion loss and phase delay between ports 2 and 4
when all other ports are terminated with matched loads? (e) What is the
reflection coefficient seen at port 1 if a short circuit is placed at the
terminal plane of port 3 and all other ports are terminated with matched
loads?

Dr. Ahmed Farghal Page 1 of 2


[P5] Find the generalized S-parameters of a step in impedance (junction
between the two lines) from a line that has a characteristic impedance
to a line that has a characteristic impedance (both
lines are semi-infinite). Find the reflected-to-incident power ratio. Find the
transmitted-to-incident power ratio.

Fig. P5: Circuit for Problem P5.

Dr. Ahmed Farghal Page 2 of 2

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