6.6. A lossless 100-12 transmission line is to be matched with a 100 +j100- 12 load...
Question 1 A purely resistive load has a VSWR of 3 in a lossless transmission line. Given that the characteristic impedance is 50 ohm, find all possible values for the load impendence Illustrate your answer using a Smith Chart (5 marks) Question 1 A purely resistive load has a VSWR of 3 in a lossless transmission line. Given that the characteristic impedance is 50 ohm, find all possible values for the load impendence Illustrate your answer using a Smith Chart...
Problem 3. A lossless air-filled transmission line with Zo = 500 is terminated in a load with Z. = (100 +j25) 22. Determine the reflection coefficient, VSWR, and the input impedance 0.122 away from the load.
A lossless transmission line of electrical length l = 0.35λ is terminated in a load impedance as shown in the following figure, where ZL = 60Ω, and Z0 = 100Ω. Find: a) Relfection coefficient Γ, b) Standing wave ratio S (or VSWR), c) Input impedance Zin.
A transmission line with characteristic impedance of 100 ? is connected to a 200+j400 ? load. Use Smith chart to calculate (i) standing wave ratio (ii) reflection coefficient (iii) lengths and locations of a short circuited shunt stub to match the load to the transmission line.
A lossless transmission line is terminated with a 100Ω load. If the SWR on the line is 1.25, find the two possible values for the characteristic impedance of the line.
6. Design two single-stub matching networks as shown below. Transform the load impedance Z (60 j45) Ω to match an input impedance of Z,-(75+j90)Ω. Assume that both the stub and the transmission line shown below have a characteristic impedance of Zo-50 Ω. Zot I ZoL.l ZL lm in Open or -) : short circuit , open or short circuit 6. Design two single-stub matching networks as shown below. Transform the load impedance Z (60 j45) Ω to match an input...
Match a load impedance of 100 ‐ j100 Ω to a 50 Ω transmission line using a parallel inductor (next to the load) and a series capacitor. Calculate component values at 1 GHz using Smith Chart. Show all calculations on Smith Chart.
5. Double Stub Matching Network Design a double shunt open-circuit stub matching network to match a load impedance Z, = 80-j60 Ω to a 50 Ω air-filled line operating at frequency f = 1 GHz、The distance between the stubs is,-/8. Sketch the resultant network and specify the line lengths in millimeters. 5. Double Stub Matching Network Design a double shunt open-circuit stub matching network to match a load impedance Z, = 80-j60 Ω to a 50 Ω air-filled line operating...
Consider a 50 Ω lossless transmission line terminated in a load impedance ?? = (100 − ?50) Ω. Find ?(?) and Γ(?) at a distance ? = 0.1λ.
Please help! A 75-12 lossless transmission line has l = 0.752. An inductive load, Zl, is terminated where ZL = 75 + 75 12. (a) Find the standing wave ratio S on the line. (b) Find the load reflection coefficient, r(O), and the reflection coefficient seen at input, 7(1). (c) Find the input impedance of the line, Zin, for four different line lengths: 11 = 1/8, 12 = 9/4, 13 = 34/8, and 14 = 1/2, respectively. V(z), 7(z) ZO.B