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How to Plot a Smith Chart in Matlab (PDF)
For another version of the code, applications and more examples, visit:
http://matrixlab-examples.com/smith-chart.html
A Smith Chart is just a group of circles and portions of circles (arcs).
We need to develop a function that plots a circle and call it several times to plot horizontally aligned circles with different centers and radii, and call that function again to plot vertically aligned portions of circles.
http://matrixlab-examples.com/smith-chart.html
A Smith Chart is just a group of circles and portions of circles (arcs).
We need to develop a function that plots a circle and call it several times to plot horizontally aligned circles with different centers and radii, and call that function again to plot vertically aligned portions of circles.
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