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welcome back this is Larry been Co w0q e and this is a review video on the topic of negative component values this topic was presented in the very first video I did on Sam Smith and has been used in several other videos but from comments I get it is still not understood well hopefully I can do a better job of explaining the reason for negative valued components and how they allow SEM Smith to easily solve an important class of problems to show how negative components can be useful within sin Smith letamp;#39;s start off with a conventional matching circuit we have an impedance here shown at the load two components that we are using to match to a generator which is 50 plus J 0 we see a graphical representation of what we did here Sam Smith is doing two calculations at the moment probably doing more than two but I view it as two fundamental calculations itamp;#39;s doing an impedance calculation going this direction we see that on the Smith chart we see it load impedance which starts d
