Q4) A transmission line is 2 m long and operates at w = 106 rad/s and hasB = 1 rad/m, a = 4 dB/m, & Z.= 60 + j40 N. The line is connected to1520°V, Zg= 40 N and connected to a load of 20 + j30 N, calculate4.1The input impedance.4.2The sending end current.4.3 The current at the middle of the line

Given- ωo=106 rad/sβ=1 rad/mα= 4 dB/mVs=15∠0° VZo=60+j40 ohmZg=40 ohmZL=20+j30 ohmLength, l= 2 m

Q4) A transmission line is 2 m long and operates at w = 106 rad/s and has = 1 rad/m, a = 4 dB/m, & Z, = 60 + j40 N. The line is connected to %3D 1520°V, Z, = 40 N and connected to a load of 20 + j30 N, calculate 4.1The input impedance. 4.2The sending end current. 4.3 The current at the middle of the line

Q4) A transmission line is 2 m long and operates at w = 106 rad/s and has = 1 rad/m, a = 4 dB/m, & Z, = 60 + j40 N. The line is connected to %3D 1520°V, Z, = 40 N and connected to a load of 20 + j30 N, calculate 4.1The input impedance. 4.2The sending end current. 4.3 The current at the middle of the line

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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