### Transmission Line Problem#### Circuit Description:- **Generator**: 1.05-GHz generator circuit.- **Series Impedance (\(Z_s\))**: 10 Ω.- **Voltage Source (\(V_s\))**: Connected to the load through the transmission line.- **Load Impedance (\(Z_L\))**: \( (100 + j50) \) Ω.- **Transmission Line**: 50-Ω, 67-cm-long, lossless.- **Phase Velocity**: 0.7c, where c is the speed of light in a vacuum.#### Diagram Explanation:- The diagram shows the voltage source \( V_s \) connected to a transmission line.- The series impedance \( Z_s \) is in line with the transmission path.- Input impedance \( Z_{\text{in}} \) is indicated at the point \( x = -l \).- The characteristic impedance of the transmission line is \( Z_0 \).- Load impedance \( Z_L \) is located at \( x = 0 \).#### Tasks:(a) **Find the Wavelength.**(b) **Find the Reflection Coefficient at the Load (\(x = 0\)).**(c) **Find \(Z_{\text{in}}\).**(d) **Find the Reflection Coefficient at \(x = -l\).**These tasks involve analyzing the transmission line and its components to solve problems related to wave propagation, reflection, and impedance matching.

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Zs Zin x = -1 Transmission Line Zo 1 Co x = 0 A 1.05-GHz generator circuit with series impedance Z§ =10 № and voltage source Vs is connected to a load Z₁-(100+j50) 2 through a 50-, 67-cm-long lossless transmission line as shown above. The phase velocity of the line is 0.7c, where c is the velocity of light in a vacuum. a) Find the wavelength. (b) Find the reflection coefficient at the load (x=0). c) Find Zin. ZL

Zs Zin x = -1 Transmission Line Zo 1 Co x = 0 A 1.05-GHz generator circuit with series impedance Z§ =10 № and voltage source Vs is connected to a load Z₁-(100+j50) 2 through a 50-, 67-cm-long lossless transmission line as shown above. The phase velocity of the line is 0.7c, where c is the velocity of light in a vacuum. a) Find the wavelength. (b) Find the reflection coefficient at the load (x=0). c) Find Zin. ZL

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