Distinguish between Lumped or Distributed elements in a Transmission Line.

At what condition in a circuit,  does it becomes necessary to use the transmission line theory?Describe in detail the matched vs. mis-matched transmission lines.

With a neat diagram show the reflections occurring in a transmission line. Hence explain the concepts of Reflection co-efficient and VSWR associated with it.

Explain how you would create a pcb design for transmission line?

b) A twin wire transmission line has a conductor radius a = 2mm and a spacing of D = 50 mm. A charge of λ = +40nC/m is deposited on one conductor, with the other conductor grounded. The line sits in free space.

Advantages of strip line transmission lines compared to microstrip transmission line?

b) In your own words, define the "skin effect" in transmission lines and discuss how can it be minimised?

A _________ is a transmission line that is terminated with an impedance that is not equal to its characteristic impedance.A. nonresonant lineB. line wavelengthC. terminated lineD. resonant line

There is a 70 km long transmission line whose series resistance and shunt capacity are neglected. The series reactance of the line is x=0.4 ohm/km. The voltage at the receiving end of the line is 154 000 volts. The voltage on the generator side is 162 500 volts. If 500 A current is drawn from the line, what are the values ​​of the active and reactive powers on the generator side?

Long distance transmission lines often use higher voltages and higher frequencies, as this results in ______ capacitive reactance in the transmission system. Low current and low High current and low Low current and high High current and high