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A New Double Matching Real Frequency Technique Applied to Multistage Amplifier Design

This paper describes a new broadband double matching technique based on real frequency impedance data. The technique can easily be applied to the design of broadband microwave multistage amplifiers. The resulting lossless reciprocal equaliser may consist of either lumped or commensurate distributed elements.

Thomas J. Brazil | Alan C. Bannon

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