HW1. A rectangular waveguide cavity is made from a piece of copper WR-187 H-bandwaveguide, with a = 4.755 cm and b 2.215 cm. The cavity is filled withpolyethylene (ɛ, = 2.25, tan 6 = 0.0004). If resonance is to occur at f = 5 GHz, findthe required length, d, and the resulting unloaded Q for the l= 1 and l= 2resonant modes.2. Consider a lossy transmission line of characteristic impedance Z, andpropagation constant y = a + jß. A resonator is designed using a short-circuitedtransmission line section of length I = 1a. (Assume that the total loss of thisresonator is much less than one neper).a) Will this section exhibit series resonance or parallel resonance? Draw theequivalent RLC model for this resonator.b) Find the input impedance near the resonance frequency.c) Find the RLC model parameters of the resonator.d) Find the Q of the resonator.Voltage distributionSC

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HW 1. A rectangular waveguide cavity is made from a piece of copper WR-187 H-band waveguide, with a = 4.755 cm and b = 2.215 cm. The cavity is filled with polyethylene (ɛ, = 2.25, tan 6 = 0.0004). If resonance is to occur at f= 5 GHz, find the required length, d, and the resulting unloaded Q for the l= 1 and l= 2 resonant modes.

HW 1. A rectangular waveguide cavity is made from a piece of copper WR-187 H-band waveguide, with a = 4.755 cm and b = 2.215 cm. The cavity is filled with polyethylene (ɛ, = 2.25, tan 6 = 0.0004). If resonance is to occur at f= 5 GHz, find the required length, d, and the resulting unloaded Q for the l= 1 and l= 2 resonant modes.

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