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The illustration shows a circuit where a feedline connects a generator with load, Y sub L equals (0.4 plus j 0.8) Y sub 0. A shorted stub of length l sub 2 is connected in parallel on the feedline at a distance of d sub 2 from load.

The Smith chart shows the families of r sub L and x sub L circles. Point A representing load z sub L and point B representing load y sub L are located on the S W R circle, in the lower and upper parts of the chart, respectively. Point D is located at the second intersection of S W R circle with g sub L equals 1 circle, with D representing y sub d sub 2 equals 1 minus j 1.58. The distance of B to D is d sub 2 equals 0.207 lambda. Point E is located on the g sub L equals 1 circle along the horizontal axis, representing admittance of the short-circuit stub from example 2-14. Point G is located along the inner scale, in the upper part of the chart, representing y sub s sub 2 equals j 1.58. The distance between E and G is labeled l sub 2 equals 0.410 lambda.