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A balancing stub is a transmission line segment used in radio frequency (RF) engineering to ensure proper impedance matching and minimize signal reflection. It is typically employed in antenna systems and other RF circuits to balance the load and maintain consistent performance across a range of frequencies. By adding a stub, engineers can adjust the overall impedance of the system to achieve optimal signal transmission. Balancing stubs can be either capacitive or inductive, depending on the specific application and requirements.
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