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Draw the Smith Chart Using MATLAB
1, 21=150+360, 20=50
2. ZL=170-310, 20=75
3. 21=180-380, 20=100
t= linspace(0, 2*pi, 100);
cos (t);
y= sin(t);
plot(x, y, ‘Linewidth',
3); axis equal;
s Place title and remove ticks from axes
title(* Smith Chart ')
set (gca, 'xticklabel", {{]
set (gea, "yticklabel", ((]})
hold on
% Draw circles along horizontal axis
k= [.28 5-75);
for i= 1: length(k)
wG,t) = kG) + (2 = kG) * costth
yiiei) = (1 > kG)) * sin(ty:
plotix(iyt), yids TED
end
§ Draw partial circles along vertical axis
kt = (2.5 pi 3.79 4.2217
ke (.512 47
for i= 1: lengthikt)
t= linspace(kt (i), 1-5*pi, 50)
alist) = 14 kG) * costt)y
(ist) = ki) + RG) * silt):
plot (a(istly Biss), "he's alieed, ~bUdes de "KE" )
end
5 Draw appropriate chart
3 draw_smith_chart
4 Normalize given impedance
die input ("Enter the value of Load Impedance 2L.
Zou input(tEnter the value of Source Impedance 20 wmwmmm--")
21 = 21/20
+ calculate reflection coefficient , magnitude and angle in radian
g- (2l- W/(zl +
m= abs(g)
th = angle(g)
5 Plot appropriate point
polar(th, m, 'b*")
4 Change radians to degrees
thd = th * 160/pi
« Calculate VSWR and return loss.
» Eaten add epsilon to magnitude, Lo avoid div by 0 or Logi)
gan < (1+ m)/Q ~ m+ eps)
rloss = 20 * loglO(m 4 eps)
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