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Lumped-element model of a tapered transmission line for impedance matching in a pulsed power system

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In a pulsed power system, impedance matching is one of the significant factors for increasing the efficiency of the system. One of the most general methods for impedance matching is to use a tapered transmission line. Because the characteristics of a tapered transmission line are changed continuously according to its position, modeling the tapered transmission line by using lumped elements is difficult. In this study, we investigated a tapered transmission line to match the impedance of power supply to that of a load by using lumped elements especially in a pulsed power system. In modeling the tapered transmission line, we used the concept of a transmission, and we introduced an efficient modeling method. We propose a simulation model based on the investigation results. The results of the study will be useful for research on tapered transmission lines.

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Lee, KA., Ko, KC. Lumped-element model of a tapered transmission line for impedance matching in a pulsed power system. Journal of the Korean Physical Society 69, 131–136 (2016). https://doi.org/10.3938/jkps.69.131

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