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excerpt: "These programs might be of interest too some of the QZX subscribers. The program labeled \"PI\" draws a PI network and labels each component. It then instructs you as inputs to make. The end result is of course the value of the L and C in uH and pf. The program labeled \"L Network\" does…"
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# Pi-Network Design Program

These programs might be of interest too some of the QZX subscribers. The program labeled “PI” draws a PI network and labels each component. It then instructs you as inputs to make. The end result is of course the value of the L and C in uH and pf. The program labeled “L Network” does the same with this matching network.