What is the width when Zo is 125 ohms?
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What is the width when Zo is 125 ohms?
![I assume you meant "dielectric constant = 3.48, thickness = 0.76 -diaelectric thickness".
To solve for the width, we need to rearrange the first equation to isolate the width:
W =
-2d
e
We can use the second equation to find the effective dielectric constant, which we will
substitute into the first equation to solve for the characteristic impedance, z0:
|5eff = £0+² < ft(1 + 12d right)¹]
2
W
Substituting the given values, we get:
< ft (1+
Eeff =
8d
zo(√ff60
Zo
-
1+3.48
2
Solving for zo using the first equation:
60
Zo = √6 In<ft (+right) = 0 In<ft (+right)
√Eff
√3.48
Substituting the expressions for w and 20 into the equation for the characteristic
impedance of a transmission line:
Zo
We get:
=
12d right)¹ = 2.24 ≤ ft(1 +
W
120T
√ Eeff
120T
√2.24
12d right)¹]
W
+1.393+0.667ln ≤ft(+1.444right)
20√ Eff
ZO√/Eff
60 2+1.393+0.667ln <fte 60 2 +1.444right
/e
V
Substituting the given values into the second equation, we get:
Eeff 1+3.48 < ft (1 + 12×0.76 right) ¹ = 2.24 < ft (1 + 9,12 right)¹]
2
W
W
Substituting this into the first equation, we get:
60 In ≤ft (8 + right) ≈ 93.93ln <ft (8 + right)
8d
√3.48
W
W
ZO =
Using the equation for w that we derived earlier and solving numerically, we get:
[w≈ 0.74, mm]
Therefore, the width of the transmission line is approximately 0.74 mm.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fd19722f0-ad57-46c7-85cc-fbe792f30d47%2Fc43444eb-a715-4a76-a41b-3ba94bec6f4f%2Fmvuq4a_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:I assume you meant "dielectric constant = 3.48, thickness = 0.76 -diaelectric thickness".
To solve for the width, we need to rearrange the first equation to isolate the width:
W =
-2d
e
We can use the second equation to find the effective dielectric constant, which we will
substitute into the first equation to solve for the characteristic impedance, z0:
|5eff = £0+² < ft(1 + 12d right)¹]
2
W
Substituting the given values, we get:
< ft (1+
Eeff =
8d
zo(√ff60
Zo
-
1+3.48
2
Solving for zo using the first equation:
60
Zo = √6 In<ft (+right) = 0 In<ft (+right)
√Eff
√3.48
Substituting the expressions for w and 20 into the equation for the characteristic
impedance of a transmission line:
Zo
We get:
=
12d right)¹ = 2.24 ≤ ft(1 +
W
120T
√ Eeff
120T
√2.24
12d right)¹]
W
+1.393+0.667ln ≤ft(+1.444right)
20√ Eff
ZO√/Eff
60 2+1.393+0.667ln <fte 60 2 +1.444right
/e
V
Substituting the given values into the second equation, we get:
Eeff 1+3.48 < ft (1 + 12×0.76 right) ¹ = 2.24 < ft (1 + 9,12 right)¹]
2
W
W
Substituting this into the first equation, we get:
60 In ≤ft (8 + right) ≈ 93.93ln <ft (8 + right)
8d
√3.48
W
W
ZO =
Using the equation for w that we derived earlier and solving numerically, we get:
[w≈ 0.74, mm]
Therefore, the width of the transmission line is approximately 0.74 mm.
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