1 Derive the scattering parameters for each of the following networks by using the parameter def-initions. Network 1 is a length l of a lossless transmission line of impedance 2Z0. Use B as thepropagating constant on the line section. Assume external connections of characteristic impedanceZo for both networks. Verify the networks are reciprocal.Port PortPortPort12 ZoY21

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