Q1) Consider the circuit shown below, with an ideal source connected to a lossless line. Assuming a one-way propagation delay across the line of td , use a bounce diagram to sketch the load voltage VL(t) versus time for 0 st< 5ns. Show all values clearly. R =252 Zo = 502 ta =1 ns 36 V Vs Vi RL = 1002 +

Q1) Consider the circuit shown below, with an ideal source connected to a lossless line. Assuming a one-way propagation delay across the line of td , use a bounce diagram to sketch the load voltage VL(t) versus time for 0 st< 5ns. Show all values clearly. R =252 Zo = 502 ta =1 ns 36 V Vs Vi RL = 1002 +

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter5: Transmission Lines: Steady-state Operation

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