How to Design Broadband Impedance Matching Networks

Why this webcast is important:
Broadband Impedance Matching Networks are always difficult and time consuming to design. This webcast discusses how to deal with matching frequency-dependent complex source or load impedances to unstable, non-unilateral devices as well as designing non-50 ohm inter-stage matching between devices. Unlike traditional discussion on impedance matching using smith charts and complex math, you’ll learn practical methods of quickly synthesizing and realizing lumped or distributed matching networks for difficult broadband applications.

Who should view:
RF, Microwave and Analog Circuit and System Designers

Presenter Information:
How-Siang Yap, Genesys Product Planner 
How-Siang Yap is the EEsof Genesys Product Manager and Planner with Keysight Technologies. His experience with RF-microwave simulation tools includes being an end-user for microwave component and antenna designs; a technical consultant for RF/microwave simulation; worldwide RFIC foundry program manager; Asia Pacific sales manager, and EDA product management, marketing and planning. He graduated from the University of NSW, Australia with first class honors and from the Helsinki School of Economics, Finland with an executive diploma in international technology management.