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Mehdi Fatemi
- Jan 1, 1970
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Hi,
How can I match 120 ohm impedance to 75 ohm impedance by passive circute?
Thanks
Mehdi
How can I match 120 ohm impedance to 75 ohm impedance by passive circute?
Thanks
Mehdi
Mehdi said:Hi,
How can I match 120 ohm impedance to 75 ohm impedance by passive circute?
Mehdi Fatemi said:Hi,
How can I match 120 ohm impedance to 75 ohm impedance by passive circute?
Mehdi Fatemi said:Hi,
How can I match 120 ohm impedance to 75 ohm impedance by passive circute?
Thanks
Mehdi
Hi,
How can I match 120 ohm impedance to 75 ohm impedance by passive circute?
If you can tolerate the little loss, maybe a 45 ohm resistor in seriesMehdi said:Hi,
How can I match 120 ohm impedance to 75 ohm impedance by passive circute?
Thanks
Mehdi
Joerg said:If you can tolerate the little loss, maybe a 45 ohm resistor in series
would do? This makes the 75 ohm side look like 120 ohm. I know this
sounds crude but it can work.
Regards, Joerg
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like 75. You can make that series resistor 73.5 ohms and parallel the
75 ohm side with 122.5 (or there abouts) and both sides will match.
Doug said:Thank you, Professor Popelish! I just learned something and it stuck!