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Figure 11.9 plots the curve of YL vs. f from equation (11.8). The variation of impedance is also a decrease of subceptance in magnitude as frequency is increased. On the Smith chart, the impedance trace moves counter-clockwise around the conductance circle. The subceptance decreases more at the low-frequency end than at the high-frequency end because the decrease of subceptance is inversely proportional to the frequency as shown in equation (11.8) and in Figure 11.9. Figure 11.10 shows an example in which the impedance variation from trace 5, ZfL5 and ZfH,5, to trace 6, ZfL,6 and ZfH,6, over the bandwidth fL to fH, before and after an inductor is inserted into the impedance matching network in parallel. The variation of the impedance trace from trace 5 to trace 6 can be summarized as follows: 1) All the impedances on the trace 5 basically move counter-clockwise around their own conductance circles. 2) The variation of impedance or admittance at the low-frequency end is greater than the variation of impedance at the high-frequency end due to the relation (11.8). 3) The general purpose of inserting the inductor, CP, into the impedance matching network in parallel is usually to move trace 5 to trace 6, so that trace 6 is closer to the reference impedance, the center of the Smith chart as shown in Figure 11.10(a) and (b). In Figure 11.10, the circle drawn by the dashed line

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3. We next compute an updated estimate of the weight vector e by adjusting weights in the direction of the negative gradient: en+1 = en n (16.28)