HW2: You are using a transmission line with a characteristic impedance of 1002 to transmit a signal with a wavelength of 3m. What is the shortest antenna that would be impedance matched with this line?

HW2: You are using a transmission line with a characteristic impedance of 1002 to transmit a signal with a wavelength of 3m. What is the shortest antenna that would be impedance matched with this line?

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HW2: You are using a transmission line with a characteristic impedance of 1002
to transmit a signal with a wavelength of 3m. What is the shortest antenna that
would be impedance matched with this line?

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