An overhead line having the surge impedance of 400 Q is connected to a short length of cable of surge impedance of 50 Q. A travelling wave of constant magnitude of 80 kV and infinite duration originates in the overhead line and travels towards the junction with cable. Find the energy transmitted for a duration of 3 usec into the cable after the wave has arrived at junctions.

An overhead line having the surge impedance of 400 Q is connected to a short length of cable of surge impedance of 50 Q. A travelling wave of constant magnitude of 80 kV and infinite duration originates in the overhead line and travels towards the junction with cable. Find the energy transmitted for a duration of 3 usec into the cable after the wave has arrived at junctions.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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