Andrey

Full of russian Yandex spamware. And Yandex, btw, has an affiliation with FSB(former KGB), as it was revealed in documents a few years ago. Yandex founder has just fleed abroad and confirmed the fusion fo yandex with russian hackers and propaganda. So it may be a spyware/bot-network as well. I wonder, how sourceforge passed that. Virustotal is screaming RED.

Full of russian Yandex spamware. And Yandex, btw, has an affiliation with FSB(former KGB), as it was revealed in documents a few years ago. Yandex founder has just fleed abroad and confirmed the fusion fo yandex with russian hackers and propaganda. So it may be a spyware/bot-network as well. I wonder, how sourceforge passed that. Virustotal is screaming RED.

Full of russian Yandex spamware. And Yandex, btw, has an affiliation with FSB(former KGB), as it was revealed in documents a few years ago. So it may be a spyware/bot-network as well. I wonder, how sourceforge passed that. Virustotal is screaming RED.

I need to perform a wideband matching. I have the complex S11 for the input impedance measured by VNA in a touchstone/csv file, and the same for the load. However, I do not see a way in Qucs to defin e a power-port (S-port) with a frequency-dependent impedance, or any alternate option to simulate such a port with a transformer perfectly matched to the desired impedance. Is there any way to do that?

I need to perform a wideband matching. I have the complex S11 for the input impedance measured by VNA in a touchstone/csv file, and the same for the load. However, I do not see a wai in Qucs to defile a power-port (S-port) with a frequency-dependent impedance, or any alternate option to simulate such a port with a lumped network. Is there any way to do that?

I need to perform a wideband matching. I have the complex S11 for the input impedance measured by VNA in a touchstone/csv file, and the same for the load. However, I do not see a wai in Qucs to defile a power-port (S-port) with a frequency-dependent impedance, or any alternate option to simulate such a port with a lumped network. Is there any way to do that?