4) Consider the problem shown below. Construct a bounce diagram for this problem. Include in your diagram at least three bounces from each end. t=0 R = 100 [22] = 1 [ns] V₁ = 3 [V] ' Z₁ = 50 [22] R₁ = 25 [0] z=0 z=L 11) Consider the same problem as in Prob. 4 above, but with the 25 [2] load resistor replaced by a capacitor of 10 [pF] and the 100 [2] source resistor Rg replaced by a 50 [2] resistor. Construct a plot of the voltage at z=0 vs. time. Plot out to 5 [ns].

4) Consider the problem shown below. Construct a bounce diagram for this problem. Include in your diagram at least three bounces from each end. t=0 R = 100 [22] = 1 [ns] V₁ = 3 [V] ' Z₁ = 50 [22] R₁ = 25 [0] z=0 z=L 11) Consider the same problem as in Prob. 4 above, but with the 25 [2] load resistor replaced by a capacitor of 10 [pF] and the 100 [2] source resistor Rg replaced by a 50 [2] resistor. Construct a plot of the voltage at z=0 vs. time. Plot out to 5 [ns].

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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ISBN:9781305632134

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

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

Chapter3: Power Transformers

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