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31. ELEC 412 - Lecture 1831 Balanced Single Stub Matching Because of the parallel connection, the total admittance of the stubs will be double that of each leg, that is, Ybal = 2Ystub. A single unbalanced stub of length d can be converted into an equivalent balanced stub of length d b by requiring that the two configurations provide the same admittance.

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