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2. Lumped versus distributed circuits (15%) (a) A transmission line of length 1 connects a load to a sinusoidal voltage source with an oscillation frequency of f. Assuming that the velocity of wave propagation in the line is c (that is, the speed of light in vacuum), for which of the following sit- uations can we model the transmission line as a wire (that is, use a lumped-element model) and where do we need a distributed model? (i) f =...
A 50-Ω air transmission line terminated with an unknown load ZL is excited by a 6 GHz sinusoidal signal source. The standing wave ratio on the line is measured to be 4 and the position of one of the voltage minimums on the line with respect to the load position is 9 cm. Determine the value of the load impedance ZL and box your answer.
10.198 A lossless transmission line is 50 cm in length and operates at a frequency of 100 MHz. The line parameters are L-0.2 μ H/m and C = 80 pF/m. The line is terminated in a short circuit at z 0, and there is a load ZL = 50 + j 20 Ω across the line at location z--20 cm. What average power is delivered to ZL if the input voltage is 10020 V?
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Problem 1 (30%). For a voltage along the line is as in the following plot. The line is terminated to an unknown load i Zi at z- 0 cm. Calculate the following quantities. transmission line with a characteristic impedance of 50 Ω the magnitude of the mpedance (a) Wavelength and wavenumber. (b) Standing-wave ratio. (c) Magnitude and phase of the reflection coefficient. (d) Load impedance. (e) The equivalent circuit element for the load impedance, assuming that the...
Question 4 (a) The input impedance of a lossless air-core transmission line with characteristic impedance Ro. phase constant B and length I terminated in an impedance Z, is given by R,+Z, tan( i. Determine the length of an open circuit 50Ω line required to create a 0.1 nH inductor at a frequency of 10 GHz. (6 marks) ii. Determine the input impedance of the line in part () if the open circuit is changed to a short circuit. (3 marks)...
A DC voltage Vs is applied to a lossless transmission line of length L, with characteristic impedance Zo and propagation velocity Up. The line is terminated in a short circuit. Draw the "bounce diagram" for the voltage along the line as a function of time for the following cases: a) Rs = 1/3Zo b) Rs = 3Zo c) Rs= Zo Where Rs is the source impedance. For the case Rs= Zo plot the voltages at both ends of the line...
3. A system of two transmission lines connected in series are driven by a voltage source fi(t) Vou(t) and terminated by a resistive load of 60S2 as shown in the figure below. A switch is closed at t 0 and the positive voltages are measured for 5 μs giving the bounce diagram shown in the figure-the voltage values indicated in the diagram correspond to delta function weights times the source voltage products such as VOTg, VOTg(1 +「2), etc. 400 m...
source at 4T produce a forward wave f(r,t) = Aei(wt-Br) on a transmission line having a load at x 0. The source amplitude is A = 6 and the load produces a reflection coefficient of I0.5. The wavenumber 1 rad/m, and the operating frequency is f = 107 Hz. Do the following Let a (a) Compute the simplest math form for ü(r, t), the total phasor signal on the line, for the three time values given by: (i t 0,...
1) A lossless transmission line that is 3N2 long with an impedance of 75Ω terminated by a load of 25 Ω The generator has a voltage of V,r-2sin(et) V and an internal impedance Ζ'50Ω (a) For this circuit give Vg, T, and the voltage standing wave ratio. (b) Give Vin. Inand Vo (c) Give and I (d) Give the voltage and current at the midpoint of the line (ie. P(z) and I(2) at z-3/4). (e) From the answer of (d)...
The mathematical expression for a voltage wave on a transmission line is given as: V(z,t) = 5e-azsin(41x10ºt – 2012) (V/m) where z is the distance from the generator and a is an unknown constant. At z = 2 meters the amplitude of the voltage oscillation is measured to be 1 Volt. a) (2 pts) Find the linear frequency of the wave b) (3 pts) Find the wavelength c) (3 pts) Find the phase speed d) (3 pts) Find the value...