RF Microwaves: I don't understand how this person got from diagram 1 to diagram 2. Can someone explain? Where did the 2 ohm resistor before +V2e come from? • The input impedance atPort 2 with the 1/4 T.L.and the 2 resistor●Even-Mode Analysis (Vg2 = Vg3 = 2V)Z²Z²Zin (-1) - 2 - 3==ZL 2For port 2 to be matched,Z = √2And Zin1Now we obtain=16:41 Input impedance >V₂ = VoAnd by even symmetry,V₂ = V₁2V₁ +Port 1Z2/41Port 2+V₂Port 2+V₂12V2V

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RF Microwaves: I don't understand how this person got from diagram 1 to diagram 2. Can someone explain? Where did the 2 ohm resistor before +V2e come from?

• The input impedance at
Port 2 with the 1/4 T.L.
and the 2 resistor
●
Even-Mode Analysis (Vg2 = Vg3 = 2V)
Z²
Z²
Zin (-1) - 2 - 3
=
=
ZL 2
For port 2 to be matched,
Z = √2
And Zin
1
Now we obtain
=
16:41 Input impedance >
V₂ = Vo
And by even symmetry,
V₂ = V₁
2
V₁ +
Port 1
Z
2/4
1
Port 2
+V₂
Port 2
+V₂
1
2V
2V

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