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A 100 ohm lossless air transmission line is terminated in a load impedance ZL= 30 + j25 ohm. Using a Smith Chart and the "crankshaft" diagram, obtain the following:
i) A table of values of the normalized magnitude of the voltage phasor on the line as a function of position on the line, with the normalization done relative to the value of the voltage magnitude at the voltage maximum point on the line. You are to specifically find the normalized voltage magnitude values at the load plane and the voltage maxima and minima points on the line and 9 additional points which are spaced at intervals of 0.05 ohm from the load plane, i.e., at a total of 12 points.
ii) Repeat i) but now for the normalized current magnitude on the line, again for the same 12 points, and with normalization done relative to the current magnitude at the current maximum point.
iii) From the data obtained in i) and ii), plot the voltage and current standing-wave patterns on the same graph. What value do you get for VSWR S from your voltage standing wave pattern? Does this value check with the value read directly off the Smith Chart?
If the accoustic impedance of water is 1.49 and for steel is 42.1, what precentage of sound energy is reflected at a water-to-steel interface? 12.5%,86.8%,43.9% or 43.59%.
A N-turn resonant circular loop with a uniform current distribution and with a circumference of f/4 , is fed by a lossless balanced twin-lead transmission line with a characteristic impedance of 300 ohms. Neglecting proximity effects
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determine the transfer function of a 4th order lowpass butterworth filter with a 3-dB cutoff frequency of 3.4 kHz and passband gain=1. Design the circuit using MFB topology. Design two sections with an order of 2.
A) What is the rms current in the circuit B) The primary side of the transformer has 20 times as many turns as the secondary side. What is the rms voltage across the primary side of the transformers
1) Two signals are said to be orthogonal if the integral of the product of the signals is 0 over one period of the new (multiplied) signal. Assume x(t) and y(t) are orthogonal energy signals with energy, Ex and Ey, respectively.
What is the maximum symbol rate for this link and the number of bits per symbol? What format would you recommend for the transmitted current pulses on this baseband link?
A 60-Hz, single-phase transmission line has a length of 80 miles. Its shunt conductance (G) is 3.4A1011 S/mile, resistance (R) is 0.1 OHMS/mile, capacitance (C) is 16 pF/mile, and inductance (L) is 0.56 mH/mile.
If the distance between two slits is .0500 mm and the distance to the screen is 2.50 m, find the spacing between the first and third order bright fringes for light of wavelength 700 nm.
A Si sample is uniformly doped with phosphorus at 5 E 16 cm^-3. We make a p-n junction by implanting boron atoms into the surface layer. The implanted depth is 0.15 µm. What should the surface concentration of the boron implant
A Si (ni = 1 e+10 cm^-3, eps = 11.7) p-n junction is doped with NA = 5.2 e+18 cm^-3 and ND = 8.4 e+14 cm^-3. What reverse bias (the absolute value) should be applied to the junction, in order to achieve the maximum electric field of 3.89E+4 V/cm
Earth-based 802.11a or 802.11g wireless LAN standards transmit data using a bandwidth of 16.56 MHz. What is the theoretical thermal noise level (in V) in an ideal receiver operating with an input impedance of 50 ohms
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