3. a) i)ii)b) i)ii)Explain the term Transmission Line in electromagnetics.Give two examples of applications for transmission lines.A signal of 10 V is applied to a 50 2 co-axial transmission line terminated ina 200 2 load. Calculate:What is the key difference between circuit theory and transmission linetheory?Discuss how we can use circuit theory to explain transmission linetheory.i) the voltage reflection co-efficient,ii)iii)d) i)ii)What is the difference between capacitor and supercapacitor?Considering commercial applications, discuss the major challengesposed by supercapacitors in electric vehicles when replacing batteriesthat are currently used. (Answer should not exceed 150 words)iii) Give three examples of potential applications of supercapacitor.the magnitude of the reflected voltage,the voltage standing wave ratio.

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3. a) i) Explain the term Transmission Line in electromagnetics. ii) Give two examples of applications for transmission lines. b) i) ii) A signal of 10 V is applied to a 50 2 co-axial transmission line terminated in a 200 2 load. Calculate: i) ii) iii) What is the key difference between circuit theory and transmission line theory? Discuss how we can use circuit theory to explain transmission line theory. d) i) What is the difference between capacitor and supercapacitor? Considering commercial applications, discuss the major challenges posed by supercapacitors in electric vehicles when replacing batteries that are currently used. (Answer should not exceed 150 words) iii) Give three examples of potential applications of supercapacitor. ii) the voltage reflection co-efficient, the magnitude of the reflected voltage, the voltage standing wave ratio.

3. a) i) Explain the term Transmission Line in electromagnetics. ii) Give two examples of applications for transmission lines. b) i) ii) A signal of 10 V is applied to a 50 2 co-axial transmission line terminated in a 200 2 load. Calculate: i) ii) iii) What is the key difference between circuit theory and transmission line theory? Discuss how we can use circuit theory to explain transmission line theory. d) i) What is the difference between capacitor and supercapacitor? Considering commercial applications, discuss the major challenges posed by supercapacitors in electric vehicles when replacing batteries that are currently used. (Answer should not exceed 150 words) iii) Give three examples of potential applications of supercapacitor. ii) the voltage reflection co-efficient, the magnitude of the reflected voltage, the voltage standing wave ratio.

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3. a) i)
ii)
b) i)
ii)
Explain the term Transmission Line in electromagnetics.
Give two examples of applications for transmission lines.
A signal of 10 V is applied to a 50 2 co-axial transmission line terminated in
a 200 2 load. Calculate:
What is the key difference between circuit theory and transmission line
theory?
Discuss how we can use circuit theory to explain transmission line
theory.
i) the voltage reflection co-efficient,
ii)
iii)
d) i)
ii)
What is the difference between capacitor and supercapacitor?
Considering commercial applications, discuss the major challenges
posed by supercapacitors in electric vehicles when replacing batteries
that are currently used. (Answer should not exceed 150 words)
iii) Give three examples of potential applications of supercapacitor.
the magnitude of the reflected voltage,
the voltage standing wave ratio.

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