Suppose that the instantaneous voltage on a 50 transmission line is given by the following equation, where the units are in volts: v (z, t) = 10.2 cos (8π × 107t – 0.4πz + 159°) + 4.55 cos (8π × 107t +0.4πz + 185.6°) X Answer the following questions: a) What is the magnitude of the reflected voltage wave on the line in the form xx.xxV? b) What is the magnitude of the incident current wave on the line in the form x. xxxA? c) What is the magnitude of the reflected current wave on the line in the form x. xxxA ? d) What is the phase of the incident current wave on the line in the form xxx.x ? e) What is the phase velocity of the waves in the form up = x.xx × c, where c = 3.0 × 108 m ? S

Suppose that the instantaneous voltage on a 50 transmission line is given by the following equation, where the units are in volts: v (z, t) = 10.2 cos (8π × 107t – 0.4πz + 159°) + 4.55 cos (8π × 107t +0.4πz + 185.6°) X Answer the following questions: a) What is the magnitude of the reflected voltage wave on the line in the form xx.xxV? b) What is the magnitude of the incident current wave on the line in the form x. xxxA? c) What is the magnitude of the reflected current wave on the line in the form x. xxxA ? d) What is the phase of the incident current wave on the line in the form xxx.x ? e) What is the phase velocity of the waves in the form up = x.xx × c, where c = 3.0 × 108 m ? S

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Chapter2: Fundamentals

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