Problem 8 (10 points) (Chap 3) (Learning objective: Voltage Reflection Coefficient) A particular system measures the impedance of a device by measuring the voltage reflection coefficient at the device when it is accessed through a coaxial cable. Derive the measurement equation; i.e., the formula that gives the device impedance (on the left side of the equation) in terms of the known and measured quantities (on the right side of the equation). Check your equation using three special cases for which the result is known in- dependently of the derived formula.

Problem 8 (10 points) (Chap 3) (Learning objective: Voltage Reflection Coefficient) A particular system measures the impedance of a device by measuring the voltage reflection coefficient at the device when it is accessed through a coaxial cable. Derive the measurement equation; i.e., the formula that gives the device impedance (on the left side of the equation) in terms of the known and measured quantities (on the right side of the equation). Check your equation using three special cases for which the result is known in- dependently of the derived formula.

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Chapter4: Transmission Line Parameters

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