Fred_B
Junior Member level 2
Hi,
I need the equations for a T pad with different source and load impedances. I noticed that with the same source and load impedances, the equations for the Pi pad and T pad are mostly just reciprocals of each other. I tried to follow the same pattern the the Pi pad equations for different source and load impedances to convert those into the T versions although I failed to quite get it. Any help would be appreciated. Below is a link to page I used for the Pi and T pad equations.
www.omnicalculator.com
Regards,
Fred B.
I need the equations for a T pad with different source and load impedances. I noticed that with the same source and load impedances, the equations for the Pi pad and T pad are mostly just reciprocals of each other. I tried to follow the same pattern the the Pi pad equations for different source and load impedances to convert those into the T versions although I failed to quite get it. Any help would be appreciated. Below is a link to page I used for the Pi and T pad equations.
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Regards,
Fred B.