Q3: Choose most appropriate answer for the following: 1- The Smith chart consists of the a) Constant R and variable X circles c) Constant R and constant X circles 2- 2- In shunt stub matching, the key parameter used for matching is: a) Admittance of the line at a point c) Impedance of the stub 3- Standing wave ratio in short and open circuit transmission lines will be a) 0 b) -1 4- We say a transmission line is matched when: a) ZL=Z, b) ZL=Z0/2 5- Expression for a transmission co-efficient of a transmission line is : a) 2Z1/ ( ZL+Zo) b) 2Zo/( ZL+Zo) 6- For a load impedance of ZL=60-j80. Design of 2 single-stub shunt tuning networks to match this b) Variable R and constant X circles d) Variable R and variable X circles b) Admittance of the load d) Impedance of the lo c) 1 d) o c) ZL=VZo d) ZL=2Zo c) (ZL-Zo)/ (ZL+Zo) d) (ZL+Zo)/ (ZL-Zo) load to a 50N line is to be done. What is the normalized admittance obtained so as to plot it on smith chart? a) 1+j c)0.3+j0.4 b) 0.4+j0.3 d) 0.3-j0.4

Q3: Choose most appropriate answer for the following: 1- The Smith chart consists of the a) Constant R and variable X circles c) Constant R and constant X circles 2- 2- In shunt stub matching, the key parameter used for matching is: a) Admittance of the line at a point c) Impedance of the stub 3- Standing wave ratio in short and open circuit transmission lines will be a) 0 b) -1 4- We say a transmission line is matched when: a) ZL=Z, b) ZL=Z0/2 5- Expression for a transmission co-efficient of a transmission line is : a) 2Z1/ ( ZL+Zo) b) 2Zo/( ZL+Zo) 6- For a load impedance of ZL=60-j80. Design of 2 single-stub shunt tuning networks to match this b) Variable R and constant X circles d) Variable R and variable X circles b) Admittance of the load d) Impedance of the lo c) 1 d) o c) ZL=VZo d) ZL=2Zo c) (ZL-Zo)/ (ZL+Zo) d) (ZL+Zo)/ (ZL-Zo) load to a 50N line is to be done. What is the normalized admittance obtained so as to plot it on smith chart? a) 1+j c)0.3+j0.4 b) 0.4+j0.3 d) 0.3-j0.4

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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