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Broadband matching of multi-port networks terminated in frequency-dependent loads

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This paper extends the problem of double-port matching of two frequencydependent non-Foster positive real impedances to that of multi-port matching. Givenn non-Foster positive real impedances and the preassigned transducer power-gain characteristics, necessary and sufficient conditions are given for the existence of a lossless, reciprocaln-port equalizer terminated in these impedances at the ports satisfying the prescribed transducer power-gain characteristics.

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Wan, JL., Chen, WK. Broadband matching of multi-port networks terminated in frequency-dependent loads. Circuits Systems and Signal Process 4, 385–411 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01605427

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