how to plot loadpull contour by smith chart?
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i have a data with loadpull measurement result
vswr, phase and result (gain / aclr / pae data)
i import data below code
clear, close all
T = readtable('P:\MATLABData\LoadPull_HB_2640_32dbm.xlsx')
A = table2array(T);
Gvswr = A(:, 8);
Gmag = A(:, 9);
Gphase = A(:, 10);
Greal = Gmag.*cosd(Gphase);
Gimag = Gmag.*sind(Gphase);
ACLR = A(:, 17);
EVM = A(:, 13);
PAE = A(:, 14);
POUT = A(:, 11);
GAIN = A(:, 12);
CURRENT = A(:, 25);
...
now i dont know how to plot contour by smith chart?
i find other answer..but it could be only polar othogonal coordinate plot..
I want to plot in smith chart.
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Anurag Ojha
2023-6-9
Hello,
As per my understanding, you are trying to plot load loadpull contour by smith chart. To plot contours on a Smith chart, you can use the “smithplot” function available in the RF Toolbox of MATLAB. Here's an example of how you can modify your code to plot contours on a Smith chart:
% Load the data from the Excel file
T = readtable('P:\MATLABData\LoadPull_HB_2640_32dbm.xlsx');
A = table2array(T);
% Extract the required data
Gvswr = A(:, 8);
Gmag = A(:, 9);
Gphase = A(:, 10);
Greal = Gmag .* cosd(Gphase);
Gimag = Gmag .* sind(Gphase);
ACLR = A(:, 17);
EVM = A(:, 13);
PAE = A(:, 14);
POUT = A(:, 11);
GAIN = A(:, 12);
CURRENT = A(:, 25);
% Create a Smith chart
figure;
smithplot;
% Plot contours on the Smith chart
hold on;
contour(Greal, Gimag, GAIN);
colorbar; % Add colorbar to show the contour values
title('Gain Contours on Smith Chart');
xlabel('Real Part');
ylabel('Imaginary Part');
hold off;
For more information you can go through following MATLAB documentation.
Hope it helps!
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Rebecca McCabe
2024-1-24
I was initially confused by this because I was trying to make a contour plot where X and Y represented the real and imaginary part of z. Nothing would show up on the smith chart. But when I zoomed out, there was a contour plot outside of the plot.
Then I realized that X and Y refer to the real and imaginary part of gamma, not of z, when using this smith plot. So X and Y should range between 0 and 1 only in order for the data to show up on the plot.
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