Most RF systems are based on a self-design approach, in which the components are conceived independently from one another, based on budget specifications and following a pre-assigned common 50-¿ impedance interface. This approach requires the design of separate components with their own shielding package, related size constraints, and 50-¿ terminals. When these components are then combined on the system assembling, they require many interconnecting matching and transition circuits.
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