1. Matching of a transmission line with a characteristic impedance (Zo) and a load impedance (Zn) can be obtained when (a) ZR=0.5Zo (b) ZR-2Zo (c) ZR-Zo (d) Z-0 2. Standing wave ratio (S) for a short circuit load connected to a transmission line is equal to (a) S=0 (b) S=-1 (c) S= Infinity (d) S=1 3. Any transmission line repeats its impedance, voltage, and current characteristics every . (Where n-0, 1, 2, 3....etc.) (a) n)/2 (b) 12/3 (c) nλ/5 (d) n2/6

1. Matching of a transmission line with a characteristic impedance (Zo) and a load impedance (Zn) can be obtained when (a) ZR=0.5Zo (b) ZR-2Zo (c) ZR-Zo (d) Z-0 2. Standing wave ratio (S) for a short circuit load connected to a transmission line is equal to (a) S=0 (b) S=-1 (c) S= Infinity (d) S=1 3. Any transmission line repeats its impedance, voltage, and current characteristics every . (Where n-0, 1, 2, 3....etc.) (a) n)/2 (b) 12/3 (c) nλ/5 (d) n2/6

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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