conventional nominal T transmission line is composed of the following: a lumped shunt (parallel) impedance of 92 ohms at the center of the line and a lumped sending and receiving series impedance of 496 ohms for both ends. In a two-port network analysis, determine the Z12 parameter of the circuit described.

conventional nominal T transmission line is composed of the following: a lumped shunt (parallel) impedance of 92 ohms at the center of the line and a lumped sending and receiving series impedance of 496 ohms for both ends. In a two-port network analysis, determine the Z12 parameter of the circuit described.

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Chapter14: Power Distribution

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