How to Extract Circuit Parameters from S-Parameters

We recently received a viewer question on extracting circuit parameters for s-parameters, so in this video Tech Consultant Zach Peterson shows you how to do just that. Learn how to execute this computation in Microsoft Excel, and get access to the results in this video.

0:00 Intro
1:15 Extract Circuit Parameters for S-Parameters in Excel
13:50 Outro

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