I am trying to derive a expression for calculating the input impedance of a 3 port network to use as direct calculating code and avoid SPICE/simulator solving of the same.
I am able to solve the input impedance of a 2 port system with a load, $Z_{load}$, connected to port 2. The impedance looking into port 1 would be (by solving basic 2 port theory):
Zin=Z11−Z21Z12Z22+Zload
If I have a 3 port network with 2 ports connected to different loads, $Z_{load1}$ and $Z_{load2}$, how can I generate an expression for $Z_{in}$ looking in from port 1 starting from only the Z-matrix, $Z_{load1}$ and $Z_{load2}$?
Answer
The 3-port can be described in 3 equations, using
(V1V2V3)=(Z11Z12Z13Z21Z22Z23Z31Z32Z33)(I1I2I3)
I will now load ports 1 and 2, while using port 3 as the input. Adding two loads adds two new equations
V1=−ZL1⋅I1V2=−ZL2⋅I2
This can be inserted into the matrix notation:
(Z11Z12Z13Z21Z22Z23Z31Z32Z33)(I1I2I3)=(−ZL1⋅I1−ZL2⋅I2V3)
Which is the same as
(Z11+ZL1Z12Z13Z21Z22+ZL2Z23Z31Z32Z33)(I1I2I3)=(00V3)
Since we want to solve for $Z_{in} = \frac{V_3}{I_3}$, we can use Cramer's rule to find
I3=|Z11+ZL1Z120Z21Z22+ZL20Z31Z32V3||Z11+ZL1Z12Z13Z21Z22+ZL2Z23Z31Z32Z33|
Or also
Zin=V3I3=|Z11+ZL1Z12Z13Z21Z22+ZL2Z23Z31Z32Z33||Z11+ZL1Z120Z21Z22+ZL20Z31Z321|
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