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3. A transmission line has two voltages on it, ν,(x,t)-10cos(2n100-25x) and y,(x,t)-.2cos(2n100 + 25x). Sketch v(x,t) +v,(x,t

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(3)(a) It is given that

v_1(x,t)=10cos(2\pi 100t-25x)

and

V_{m2}=10

So,

v_2(x,t)=10cos(2\pi 100t+25x)

And

v(r, t)-vi(r,t) + v2(r, t)

=10cos(2\pi 100t-25x)+10cos(2\pi 100t+25x)

2n 100t-25x + 2π 100t 252. = 20 cos( cos

As  A+ B 2 cos ( cos A + cos B

So,

r(x, t) = 20 cos(2n 100t) cos(-252)

u(.r. t) 20 cos(2x 100) cos(25z)

For t=0

v(x,t)=20\cos (0)\cos (25x)

,(z, t) = 20 c os(25z) u

For t=10msec

u(z: t) 20 cosl 2 π ) cos(252.)

,(z, t) = 20 c os(25z) u

For t=20msec

v(x,t)=20\cos (4\pi)\cos (25x)

,(z, t) = 20 c os(25z) u

The plot of  v(x, t vs  x is given beow

v(x,t) vsx 20 15 10 -5 -10 -15 -20 -1 0.8 -0.6 0.4 0.2 00.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1

(b) It is given that

V_{m2}=5

So,

v_2(x,t)=5cos(2\pi 100t+25x)

And

v(r, t)-vi(r,t) + v2(r, t)

=10cos(2\pi 100t-25x)+5cos(2\pi 100t+25x)

=5cos(2\pi 100t-25x)+\left \{ 5cos(2\pi 100t-25x)+5cos(2\pi 100t+25x) \right \}

=5cos(2\pi 100t-25x)+10cos(2\pi 100t)cos(25x)

=5\left \{ cos(2\pi 100t)\cos (25x)+\sin(2\pi 100t)\sin(25x) \right \} +10cos(2\pi 100t)cos(25x)

As \left \{\cos (A-B)=cosA\cos B+\sin A\sin B \right \}

v(x,t)=15cos(2\pi 100t)\cos (25x)+5\sin(2\pi 100t)\sin(25x)

For t=0

v(x,t)=15\cos (0)\cos (25x)+5\sin (0 )\sin (25x)

v(x,t)=15\cos (25x)

For t=10msec

v(x,t)=15\cos (2\pi)\cos (25x)+5\sin (2\pi )\sin (25x)

v(x,t)=15\cos (25x)

For t=20msec

v(x,t)=15\cos (4\pi)\cos (25x)+5\sin (4\pi )\sin (25x)

v(x,t)=15\cos (25x)

The plot of  v(x, t vs  x is given beow

15 10 F 0 -5 -10 -15 -1 0.8 -0.6 0.4 0.2 00.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1

with the results obtained we can say that the variation of voltage in transmission line is not changing with respect to time.

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