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EE340 IITK Assignments 2012

This document contains 8 problems related to transmission lines. Problem 1 asks to determine the relationship between load resistance and reactance to achieve a VSWR of 3, and to find the reactance and voltage minimum location given a resistance. Problem 2 asks to find the length and characteristic impedance required to match two transmission lines. Problem 3 asks to determine the reflection coefficient, load impedance, and equivalent terminating resistance given voltage minimum location and SWR.

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EE340 IITK Assignments 2012

This document contains 8 problems related to transmission lines. Problem 1 asks to determine the relationship between load resistance and reactance to achieve a VSWR of 3, and to find the reactance and voltage minimum location given a resistance. Problem 2 asks to find the length and characteristic impedance required to match two transmission lines. Problem 3 asks to determine the reflection coefficient, load impedance, and equivalent terminating resistance given voltage minimum location and SWR.

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Assignment-4: EE340

January 24, 2012


1. A 75 lossless transmission line is terminated in a load impedance Z
L
= R
L
+jX
L
.
(a) Determine the relationship between R
L
and X
L
so that the VSWR on the line becomes 3.
(b) Find X
L
if R
L
= 150 .
(c) Where does the voltage minimum nearest to the load occur on the line for part-(b).
2. A transmission line of characteristic impedance R
0
= 50 is to be matched to a load impedance
Z
L
= 40 + j10 through a length l

of another transmission line of characteristic impedance


R

0
. Find the required l

and R

0
for matching.
3. The standing wave ratio on a lossless 300 transmission line terminated in an unknown load
impedance is 2.0,and the nearest voltage minimum is at a distance 0.3 from the load. Determine:
(a) The reection coecient
L
of the load.
(b) The unknown load impedance Z
L
.
(c) The equivalent length of the terminating resistance of a line such that the input impedance
is equal to Z
L
.
4. A sinusoidal voltage generator with V
g
= 0.10
o
(V) and internal impedance Z
g
= R
0
is con-
nected to a lossless transmission line having characteristic impedance R
0
= 50 . The line is l
meters long and is connected with a load resistance R
L
= 25 . Find:
(a) Input Voltage V
i
, Input Current I
i
, Load Voltage V
L
and Load Current I
L
.
(b) The Standing Wave Ratio on the line.
(c) The average power delivered to the load.
5. For a lossless transmission line, determine the characteristic resistance R
0
so that it will have a
minimum possible SWR for a load impedance Z
L
= 40 +j30 . Find this minimum SWR, the
corresponding voltage reection coecient and the location of the voltage minimum nearest to
the load.
6. Consider a lossless transmission line of characteristic impedance R
0
. A time-harmonic voltage
source of amplitude V
g
and internal impedance R
g
= R
0
is connected to the input terminals of
the line , which is terminated with a load impedance Z
L
= R
L
+jX
L
. Let P
inc
be the average
incident power associated with the wave travelling in the +z-direction.
(a) Find the expression of P
inc
in terms of V
g
and R
0
.
(b) Find the expression for the average power P
L
delivered to the load in terms of V
g
and the
reection coecient .
(c) Express the ratio P
L
/P
inc
in terms of the standing wave ratio S.
(d) For V
g
= 100 V, R
g
= R
0
= 50 , Z
L
= 50 j25 , determine P
inc
, , S, P
L
, |V
L
| and |I
L
|.
7. A lossless line having air dielectric has a characteristic impedance of 400 . The line is operating
at 200 MHz and the input impedance Z
in
= 200 j200 . Find:
(a) The standing wave ration S.
(b) The load impedance Z
L
if the line is 1m long.
(c) The distance from the load to the nearest voltage maximum.
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8. A dc voltage V
0
is directly applied at t = 0 directly to the input terminals of an open-circuit
lossless transmission line of length l as shown in Figure-1. Sketch the voltage and current waves
on the line for the following time-intervals:
(a) 0 < t < T (T = l/u)
(b) T < t < 2T
(c) 2T < t < 3T
(d) 3T < t < 4T
What happens after t = 4T?
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