Please answer in short like it definitely don't reject in shorts please..It's urgent..please ..Please. [3] A transmission line circuit consists of an air transmission line of length 175.75A and characteristic impedanceZ, = 100 2 which is terminated in a load impedance Z, = 50 2 and driven by a voltage source with phasor voltagev, = 5 0° v and internal impedance R, = 502, as shown below:1) Find the input impedance Z, of the transmission line.11) Obtain the phasor voltage and current equations describing the variation with position on the line of thephasor voltage V(2) and phasor current I(2).111) Find the time-average powers incident at, reflected by and absorbed by the load.1v) Modify the circuit using a quarter-wave transformer which would produce impedance matching at theload plane so that the reflection at the load plane is killed.

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13] A transmission line circuit consists of an air transmission line of length 175.752 and characteristic impedance Z,- 100 2 which is terminated in a load impedance Z, - 50 2 and driven by a voltage source with phasor voltage v, - 50' v and internal impedance R, - 502, as shown below:

13] A transmission line circuit consists of an air transmission line of length 175.752 and characteristic impedance Z,- 100 2 which is terminated in a load impedance Z, - 50 2 and driven by a voltage source with phasor voltage v, - 50' v and internal impedance R, - 502, as shown below:

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

6th Edition

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Author:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

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Chapter5: Transmission Lines: Steady-state Operation

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 5.33P: Consider a long radial line terminated in its characteristic impedance Zc. Determine the following:...

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