How to match a network over multiple frequencies?

I'm trying to match the following network using the Matching Network Designer so that the resistance curves (solid lines) get pulled towards the horizontal line and the reactance curves (dotted lines) get pulled towards the line.

I was wondering if there was any way to do this using the matching network designer like this:

MyMatchingNetwork = matchingnetwork("SourceImpedance",50,'LoadImpedance',330+4000i,'CenterFrequency',14.2e6);

% Dispay circuits generated

[circuit_list, performance] = circuitDescriptions(MyMatchingNetwork);

% Now plot the frequency response of the best circuit (cuicuit #1)

% between 7-50MHz

freqs = linspace(7e6,50e6,100);

This seems to work for creating a circuit that will match a source to load over a single center frequency. I want to create a circuit that will match the network in the figure over several bands (as indicated by the vertical lines) where the load impedance is different at each band.

If someone could point me in the right direction on how to do this in MATLAB I would be most grateful,

Kind regards,

Adrian.

Answer 1

[Vanshika Vaishnav]

These properties can be used to match the network in the figure over several bands where the load impedance is different at each band.

1. Frequency to calculate the impedance match between the source and the load, specified as a real positive scalar in hertz

Example: 'CenterFrequency',1e9

Example: matchnet.CenterFrequency = 1e9

Data Types: double

2.Desired bandwidth (transducer gain >= minus 3 dB over this bandwidth centered on CenterFrequency), specified as a real positive scalar in hertz.

Example: 'BandWidth',100e6

Example: matchnet.BandWidth = 100e6

Data Types: double

for more details and information, refer the following documentations:-

1.Create matching network for 1-port network and generate circuit object - MATLAB - MathWorks India

2.Design, visualize, and compare matching networks for one-port load - MATLAB - MathWorks India