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    This document discusses transmission lines and voltage reflection coefficients. It explains that transmission lines have characteristic impedance and that the voltage reflection coefficient depends on the load and source impedances. When the load impedance matches the characteristic impedance, there is no voltage reflection. It also derives an expression for the input impedance of a transmission line as seen from the source as a function of the line's characteristic impedance and electrical length.

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    This document discusses transmission lines and voltage reflection coefficients. It explains that transmission lines have characteristic impedance and that the voltage reflection coefficient depends on the load and source impedances. When the load impedance matches the characteristic impedance, there is no voltage reflection. It also derives an expression for the input impedance of a transmission line as seen from the source as a function of the line's characteristic impedance and electrical length.

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    L08-EM2-Transmission Lines

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    Transmission Lines (TLs)

    By

    Dr. Sadiq Ullah

    Telecom engineering department


    UET Peshawar (Mardan campus)
    EMF-II (Transmission Lines) 1
    Transmission Line Circuit

    EMF-II (Transmission Lines) 2


    Voltage Reflection Coefficient

    (1)

    (2)

    EMF-II (Transmission Lines) 3


    Voltage Reflection Coefficient..
    (3)

    i.e. Transmitted to the load.

    (4)
    EMF-II (Transmission Lines) 4
    Voltage Reflection Coefficient..
    given by (3) into (4)

    (5)

    (6)

    (7)
    EMF-II (Transmission Lines) 5
    Voltage Reflection Coefficient..
    From equation

    We have (8)

    EMF-II (Transmission Lines) 6


    Voltage Reflection Coefficient..

    EMF-II (Transmission Lines) 7


    Input Impedance

    z=0 z=l

    EMF-II (Transmission Lines) 8


    Input Impedance

    (9)

    EMF-II (Transmission Lines) 9


    Input Impedance

    (10)

    (11)

    EMF-II (Transmission Lines) 10


    Input Impedance
     Inserting (11) in eq (10) yields:

    (12)

    EMF-II (Transmission Lines) 11


    Input Impedance
    (13)

    (14)

    (15)
    EMF-II (Transmission Lines) 12

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