A transmission line of length 1 connects a load to a sinusoidal voltage source with an...
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.
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,...
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...
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?
Question 1 Assume the transformer to be ideal. Winding 1 is applied a sinusoidal voltage in steady state with 120 20° V at a frequency f 50 Hz. N1/N2=4. The load on winding 2 is a series combination of R and L with Z 4+j5 . Calculate the current drawn from the voltage source.
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...
2 Tutorial (TL)teu 2 For a terminated transmission line consider that: Frequency 1 GHz, Phase velocity v 1.7x108 m/s, Physical line length L-11.9cm, Z- 100 92, Load impedance Determine: (a) the line length as a fraction of a wavelength (or otherwise called electrical length of the line), (b) the voltage reflection coefficient at the load and at the input to the line, (c) the input impedance to the line 2 Tutorial (TL)teu 2 For a terminated transmission line consider that:...
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 50-Ohm lossless air-spaced transmission line is terminated in a load. The voltage standing wave pattern on the line is measured and the resulting curve is presented in the figure. V[V] -1 -0.8 -0.6 -0.4 -0.2 0 - [m] (a) Determine the signal frequency. (b) Find the percentage of the incident power that is delivered to the load.