Impedance Matching Question

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01:05:50

Without using a transformer, you can match a low source impedance to a high load impedance using a matching network. 

But it is not possible to match a high source impedance to a low load impedance without a transformer, right?

That scenario is to be avoided and instead its better to design a device with a low source impedance so any load that is used has a higher impedance and can be matched using common matching circuits right?

This question I cannot find any answers to and no examples of impedance matching is this scenario mentioned, so please enlighten me.

published 1 year ago

TheObserver

7 months ago

https://everycircuit.com/circuit/4666729179512832 this is really the best answer I can think of for you in this situation without either losing serious efficiency or risking overheating.

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