Good sources of information regarding S-parameters

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Good sources for understanding S-parameters include the Hewlett-Packard application note, which is praised for its clarity and simplicity. Many learners struggle with existing materials that lack straightforward explanations and practical examples. The discussion emphasizes the need for accessible resources to aid in self-study. Participants are encouraged to share additional recommendations that simplify the concept. Overall, finding well-explained materials is crucial for mastering S-parameters.
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Hello all, I am wondering if anyone can point me in the direction of any good material that explains s-parameters. So far, I have encountered explanations that just confuse with no effort put into simplifying the concept. Even my lecturer assumes that the entire class are geniuses. I don't mind doing the hard work in teaching my self the concepts, i just require material that has a good explanation with lots of examples. Any suggestions are appreciated.
 
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