Hybrid parameters matrix equation¶
The hybrid parameters matrix is one of the ways to describe a microwave device. The \(H\)-parameters of the device act as elements of this matrix. The matrix equation relates the input voltage and output current to the input current and output voltage.
Links:
- Symbol:
V_i
- Latex:
\(V_\text{i}\)
- Dimension:
voltage
- Symbol:
V_o
- Latex:
\(V_\text{o}\)
- Dimension:
voltage
- Symbol:
I_i
- Latex:
\(I_\text{i}\)
- Dimension:
current
- Symbol:
I_o
- Latex:
\(I_\text{o}\)
- Dimension:
current
- input_input_parameter¶
Ratio of input
voltage
to inputcurrent
in case of a short circuit at the output.
- Symbol:
H_ii
- Latex:
\(H_\text{ii}\)
- Dimension:
impedance
- Symbol:
H_io
- Latex:
\(H_\text{io}\)
- Dimension:
dimensionless
- output_input_parameter¶
Ratio of output
current
to inputcurrent
in case of a short circuit at the output.
- Symbol:
H_oi
- Latex:
\(H_\text{oi}\)
- Dimension:
dimensionless
- Symbol:
H_oo
- Latex:
\(H_\text{oo}\)
- Dimension:
conductance
- law¶
[V_i, I_o] = [[H_ii, H_io], [H_oi, H_oo]]*[I_i, V_o]
- Latex:
- \[\begin{split}\begin{pmatrix} V_\text{i} \\ I_\text{o} \end{pmatrix} = \begin{pmatrix} H_\text{ii} & H_\text{io} \\ H_\text{oi} & H_\text{oo} \end{pmatrix} \begin{pmatrix} I_\text{i} \\ V_\text{o} \end{pmatrix}\end{split}\]