Admittance matrix equation

The admittance matrix is one of the ways to describe a microwave device. The \(Y\)-parameters of the device act as elements of this matrix. The matrix equation relates the input and output currents to the input and output voltages.

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input_voltage

Input voltage.

Symbol:

V_i

Latex:

\(V_\text{i}\)

Dimension:

voltage

output_voltage

Output voltage.

Symbol:

V_o

Latex:

\(V_\text{o}\)

Dimension:

voltage

input_current

Input current.

Symbol:

I_i

Latex:

\(I_\text{i}\)

Dimension:

current

output_current

Output current.

Symbol:

I_o

Latex:

\(I_\text{o}\)

Dimension:

current

input_input_admittance

Ratio of input_current to input_voltage in case of a short circuit at the output. See admittance.

Symbol:

Y_ii

Latex:

\(Y_\text{ii}\)

Dimension:

conductance

input_output_admittance

Ratio of input_current to output_voltage in case of a short circuit at the output. See admittance.

Symbol:

Y_io

Latex:

\(Y_\text{io}\)

Dimension:

conductance

output_input_admittance

Ratio of output_current to input_voltage in case of a short circuit at the output. See admittance.

Symbol:

Y_oi

Latex:

\(Y_\text{oi}\)

Dimension:

conductance

output_output_admittance

Ratio of output_current to output_voltage in case of a short circuit at the output. See admittance.

Symbol:

Y_oo

Latex:

\(Y_\text{oo}\)

Dimension:

conductance

law

[I_i, I_o] = [[Y_ii, Y_io], [Y_oi, Y_oo]]*[V_i, V_o]

Latex:
\[\begin{split}\begin{pmatrix} I_\text{i} \\ I_\text{o} \end{pmatrix} = \begin{pmatrix} Y_\text{ii} & Y_\text{io} \\ Y_\text{oi} & Y_\text{oo} \end{pmatrix} \begin{pmatrix} V_\text{i} \\ V_\text{o} \end{pmatrix}\end{split}\]