Title: TwoPort Networks
1Two-Port Networks
- BEE2113 Signals Systems
- R. M. Taufika R. Ismail
- FKEE, UMP
2Introduction
Two-port n/w
One-port n/w
Eg
Eg
R
L
C
3Reciprocal symmetrical n/w
- Reciprocal n/w A two-port n/w which is linear
has no dependent sources - Symmetrical n/w A two-port n/w which has
mirrorlike symmetry about some central line
i.e. a line can be found that divides the n/w
into two similar halves
4Impedance (z) Parameters
5Or
Equivalent circuit
6The values of the parameters are
I2 0 means o/c port 2
I1 0 means o/c port 1
7Finding z11 and z21 o/c port 2 and apply source
to port 1
Finding z12 and z22 o/c port 1 and apply source
to port 2
For reciprocal case z12 z21
8Example 1 (Pb.19.1, pg.890)
Obtain the z parameters for the following n/w.
9Solution
Finding z11 and z21 o/c port 2 and apply source
to port 1
10Finding z12 and z22 o/c port 1 and apply source
to port 2
(or simply since reciprocal case)
11Example 2 (P.P.19.2, pg.854)
Calculate I1 and I2 in the following two-port
12Solution
Method 1 Use equivalent circuit
13From (2)
Subst. into (1)
Hence
14Method 2 Use matrix operations
Hence,
15Therefore
16Admittance (y) Parameters
17Or
Equivalent circuit
18The values of the parameters are
V2 0 means s/c port 2
V1 0 means s/c port 1
19Finding y11 and y21 s/c port 2 and apply source
to port 1
Finding y12 and y22 s/c port 1 and apply source
to port 2
For reciprocal case y12 y21
20Example 3 (P.P.19.3, pg.857)
Obtain the y parameters for the following n/w.
21Solution
Finding y11 and y21 s/c port 2 and apply source
to port 1
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23Finding y12 and y22 s/c port 1 and apply I2 to
port 2
24(or simply since reciprocal case)
25Relation between z and y parameters
Therefore,
or
26Hybrid (h) Parameters
Dependent variables
27Or
Equivalent circuit
28The values of the parameters are
V2 0 means s/c port 2
I1 0 means o/c port 1
29Finding h11 and h21 s/c port 2 and apply source
to port 1
Finding h12 and h22 o/c port 1 and apply source
to port 2
For reciprocal case h12 -h21
30Inverse Hybrid (g) Parameters
If I1 and V2 are chosen as the dependent
variables, then
That is
or
g parameters
31Example 4 (Pb.19.34, pg.894)
Obtain the h and g parameters of the following
two-port n/w.
32Solution
Finding h11 and h21 s/c port 2 and apply source
to port 1
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34Finding h12 and h22 o/c port 1 and apply source
to port 2
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36Hence,
Finding g,
37Transmission (T or ABCD) Parameters
Dependent variables
38Input V1 , I1
Output V2 , -I2
Linear Two-port
-I2 is used rather than I2 because the
current at port 2 is considered to be leaving
the network!
39The values of the parameters are
I2 0 means o/c port 2
V2 0 means s/c port 2
40Finding A and C o/c port 2 and apply source to
port 1
Finding B and D s/c port 2 and apply source to
port 1
For reciprocal case AD - BC 1
41Inverse Transmission (t) Parameters
V1 and I1 are chosen as the dependent variables
If V2 and I2 are chosen as the dependent
variables, then
42Notice that
because
43Hence,
44where
45Example 5 (Pb.19.49, pg.896)
- Using impedances in the s-domain, obtain the
transmission parameters for the following circuit.
46Solution
Finding A and C o/c port 2 and apply source to
port 1
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48Finding B and D s/c port 2 and apply source to
port 1
49Hence,
50Summary
In summary,
For reciprocal case
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52Interconnections of N/w 1.Series
53We have
and
Notice that
and
Hence
54Interconnections of N/w 2.Parallel
55We have
and
Notice that
and
Hence
56Interconnections of N/w 3.Cascade
57We have
and
Notice that
and
Hence
58In summary,
series
cascade
parallel
59Example 6 (P.P.19.13, pg.876)
Obtain the y parameters for the n/w
60Solution
Na
Nb
Then find the y parameters for each of Na and Nb
61Finding y parameters for Na
Finding y11 and y21
Finding y12 and y22
I1
I2
I1
I2
V1 -
V2 -
(reciprocal case)
62Finding y parameters for Nb
Finding y11 and y21
Finding y12 and y22
I1
I2
I1
I2
V1 -
V2 -
(reciprocal case)
(symmetry)
63We find that
Therefore, since Na and Nb are connected in
parallel,