Q.2 A generator is connected to a transmission line as shown below. Calculate; a) VSWR b) The reflection coefficient at the load c) The input impedance of the line d) Find and plot the magnitude of the voltage as a function of z along the transmission line. 10V 5092 Zo=5022 -1.5λ ZL=80-j4092

Q.2 A generator is connected to a transmission line as shown below. Calculate; a) VSWR b) The reflection coefficient at the load c) The input impedance of the line d) Find and plot the magnitude of the voltage as a function of z along the transmission line. 10V 5092 Zo=5022 -1.5λ ZL=80-j4092

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