Problem2A source with a voltage of Vs = 5270° and an impedance of Z, = 50-j20 2 is connected toa load of Z₁ = 30 +j10 through a two-section transmission line with Zo1 = 50 andZo2 = 100 , as shown below;VsZs+Vinl₂=2/8TL₂B2, Z02l₁=2/2TL₁B1, Zo1NZLZin2T₁, Zinlr(a) For the first transmission line, TL₁, find the reflection coefficient at the load, I, and theinput impedance to TL1, Zint.(b) For the second transmission line, TL2, find the reflection coefficient at the interfacebetween the two lines, I₁, and the input impedance to TL2, Zin2.(c) Using the result from (b), determine the input voltage to the line at the source, Vin.

Given, The source voltage VS=5∠70° The characteristic impedance of transmission line 1 Z01=50Ω The…

Problem2 A source with a voltage of Vs = 5270° and an impedance of Z, = 50-j20 2 is connected to a load of Z₁ = 30 +j10 2 through a two-section transmission line with Zo1 = 50 2 and Zo2 100, as shown below; = l₂-1/8 TL2 B2, Z02 l₁=2/2 TL₁ B₁, Zo N Z₁ Zinz F₁, Zin r (a) For the first transmission line, TLI, find the reflection coefficient at the load, I, and the input impedance to TL1, Zint. (b) For the second transmission line, TL2, find the reflection coefficient at the interface between the two lines, I'₁, and the input impedance to TL2, Zin2. (c) Using the result from (b), determine the input voltage to the line at the source, Vin.

Problem2 A source with a voltage of Vs = 5270° and an impedance of Z, = 50-j20 2 is connected to a load of Z₁ = 30 +j10 2 through a two-section transmission line with Zo1 = 50 2 and Zo2 100, as shown below; = l₂-1/8 TL2 B2, Z02 l₁=2/2 TL₁ B₁, Zo N Z₁ Zinz F₁, Zin r (a) For the first transmission line, TLI, find the reflection coefficient at the load, I, and the input impedance to TL1, Zint. (b) For the second transmission line, TL2, find the reflection coefficient at the interface between the two lines, I'₁, and the input impedance to TL2, Zin2. (c) Using the result from (b), determine the input voltage to the line at the source, Vin.

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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

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Chapter4: Transmission Line Parameters

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