Design the balance form of the shunt stubs

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Question: (a) Design the matching networks shown in Fig. P2.22 to produce the source reflection coefficient Γ_s = 0.5!90°. In Fig. P2.22b, the appropriate length for the short-circuited stub must be selected (i.e., λ/8 or 3λ/8)

(b) Design the balance form of the shunt stubs.

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