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Thanks for reminding me. I am too occupied with my transaction submission modification, two conference paper final manuscript preparation und corresponding presentation preparation. Will need little time. Please bear me. Thanks for reminding once again. I appreciate that.

Greetings from Wien,

Actually it cannot be done, rather you will have to do it. It needs kind of little fine tuning with basic concentric circles!. I have something which I will be using in publication and i do not want to share. Give me a day or two time. I will write a plot which I can share here and I think I should ...

Saturday seemed to be fruitful. Smith chart can be drawn using the tkz-fct package. I did it!


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Sumit

Thanks Thorsten. I am actually having trouble with pgfplot. In general I have good number of plots in my documentation, and pgfplot gives me memory error for large number of plots!. Also I am in a mode to stop using matlab for plotting. From the morning I am trying with someything. If I succeed, I ...

Hello Texians,

Does anybody know plotting packages for smith chart. Also pole-zero plots would be great.

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Hello localghost, now this worked. At least looks better than before. However, Stafan's statement is very correct. I would like to stay as I was. In any case changed looks very unusual in comparison to existing articles and will throw my article out of league, which I do not want.

Thanks for giving ...

Thanks for the info. Any alternative package? Just used this package and the output is out of the world! so much that it is too unusual for IEEE Transaction format.

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Dear latexians,

Suppose if I have a table as follows,


\begin{table}[!b]
\renewcommand{\arraystretch}{1.3}
\caption{Account of My Goats}
\label{tab:goat_acc_table}
\centering
\begin{tabular}{|c||c|}
\hline
\textbf{\textit{Color}} & \textbf{\textit{Number}} \\
\hline
White & 1 \\
\hline ...

This worked!
I can now get rid of my MATLAB plot outputs.
Thanks for the help

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Thanks everybody for such a warm and fantastex welcome!