zopt()

Returns optimum impedance for noise match

Syntax
y = zopt(gammaOpt, zRef)

Arguments
Name Description Range Type Default Required
gammaOpt optimum reflection coefficient (-∞, ∞) complex   yes
zRef reference impedance (-∞, ∞) real, complex 50.0 no

Examples

a = zopt(Sopt, 50)

Defined in

$HPEESOF_DIR/expressions/ael/circuit_fun.ael

See Also

yopt()

Notes/Equations

Used in Small-signal S-parameter simulations.
This complex measurement produces the optimum source impedance for noise matching. gammaOpt is the optimum reflection coefficient that must be presented at the input of the network to realize the minimum noise figure (NFmin).

 

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