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Calculate v
(z, t)
Module 2.4C
:
Z
L
=(2+
j
1)
Z
0
Given:
A coaxial line connected as shown.
*
From Exercise 2.1C:
=0.45
27
O
*
From Exercise 2.2C:
l
=4.8
(rad), and
Z
i
= (30+
j
33)
*
From Exercise 2.3C:
V
0
+
= 5 V
-144
O
Q.
Obtain a complete expression for
v(z,t)
. The solution has the general form:
A =
B =
1
=
O
2
=
O
To see a graphical demonstration of how
v(z,t)
varies with
z
and
t
.
Proceed to Module 2.1D
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Fawwaz T. Ulaby,
Fundamentals of Applied Electromagnetics.
Prentice Hall, Upper Saddle River, New Jersey, 2001. Copyright © 2001 Prentice Hall.
