Electromagnetic Waves: Design single stub matching network for the transmission line of Zo = 50 ohms...

Electromagnetic Waves:
Design single stub matching network for the transmission line of Zo = 50 ohms terminated with Z1 = 100+ j100 ohms. Find SWR and Reflection Coefficient .

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