positive values in returnLoss
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When I create an RL graph I get the positive graph
but it need to be negative
Why is my graph upside down?
my code:
C = 3*10^8;
F = 30*10^6 %hz
Z0 = 50
Lamda =C/F %m
ant_Half = dipole('Length', Lamda/2 );
figure(5) ; returnLoss(ant_Half,F-3e6:F/100:F+3e6,Z0)
my fig

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Dushyant Marathe
2020-11-4
Hi Shahar,
It is my understanding that you are able to plot return loss in dB for dipole antenna. However, you are uncertain about sign of the values. The magnitude of s-parameter S11 for passive device like antenna is expected to be a negative number in dB. However, return loss |Tin| as defined below is always a positive number for passive device.
RL = −20 log |Tin|
For a matched load (|Tin| = 0) has a return loss of ∞ dB (no reflected power), while a total reflection (|Tin| = 1) has a return loss of 0 dB (all incident power is reflected). Note that return loss is a non-negative number for reflection from a passive network or device.
Example :
If |Tin| = 0.452
return loss is RL = −20 log |Tin|=−20 log (0.452) = 6.9 dB
Please, refer to the return loss documentation for more information. From above link, its seen that return loss for loopCircular antenna is positive.
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