electromagnetic
As an electrical engineer, you are required to construct a bounce diagram for a lossless type of transmission lines as in Figure 3.1 to be operated in a frequency, ??=1 GHz. The transmission line is constructed as two parallel wires (Figure 3.2) with diameter, ??=2?? (unit in mm) and separated from center to center by distance, ?? (unit in mm). The relative permittivity, ???? is 2, and permeability, ??=????. The length, ?? of the lines is 100 m. Given ????=0.5????, ????=2????, and ????=12 ??. In the bounce diagram, show the transient voltage value at the load and generator ends for 0<? <7? 1, where ? 1=??/?? and ??= wave or phase velocity. (10 marks)
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note that
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