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Representing a transmission line by the two-port network, in terms of ABCD parameters, (a) express
(a)
_________ (b)
(a)
The sending end voltage in the form of receiving end parameters.
Answer to Problem 5.1MCQ
Explanation of Solution
Given:
A two port network having ABCD parameter is shown below.
Calculation:
For transmission line, input-output terminal voltage and current in the form of
ABCD parameter is given by,
Hence, from the above relation, sending end voltage is given by
(b)
The sending end current in terms of receiving end parameters.
Answer to Problem 5.1MCQ
Explanation of Solution
Given:
A two port network having ABCD parameter is shown below.
Calculation:
For transmission line, input-output terminal voltage and current in the form of
ABCD parameter in given by,
Hence, from the above relation, sending end current is given by
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