Consider a transmission line with characteristic impedance Zo= 50, length = 600 m, and prop- agation velocity v = c = c = 3 x 108 m/s. A voltage source f(t) with an internal resistance Rg = 25 is connected to one end of the T.L. (at z = 0) and the other end (z = 1) is terminated by a load resistance RL = 50/3. a) Construct a bounce diagram to determine the voltage, V(z, t), variations on the line for 0 <=<1 and 0 < t < 10 µs for f(t) = 8(t). Write the values of Tg, TL, and I, explicitly and make sure to label both axis of the bounce diagram properly in terms of m and us units and indicate the amplitudes of traveling impulses next to the impulse trajectory lines. b) -17 Write your expressions for V(,t) and I(,t) as weighted sums of appropriately delayed impulses 8(t) for 0 < t < 10 µs.

Consider a transmission line with characteristic impedance Zo= 50, length = 600 m, and prop- agation velocity v = c = c = 3 x 108 m/s. A voltage source f(t) with an internal resistance Rg = 25 is connected to one end of the T.L. (at z = 0) and the other end (z = 1) is terminated by a load resistance RL = 50/3. a) Construct a bounce diagram to determine the voltage, V(z, t), variations on the line for 0 <=<1 and 0 < t < 10 µs for f(t) = 8(t). Write the values of Tg, TL, and I, explicitly and make sure to label both axis of the bounce diagram properly in terms of m and us units and indicate the amplitudes of traveling impulses next to the impulse trajectory lines. b) -17 Write your expressions for V(,t) and I(,t) as weighted sums of appropriately delayed impulses 8(t) for 0 < t < 10 µs.

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