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    This article discusses microwave transmission line basics, including the types and advantages of transmission lines. Transmission lines are used to transport RF energy between subsystems like the exciter output port to the transmitter input port or from the transmitter output port to the antenna input port. The main types of transmission lines are parallel lines, coaxial lines, waveguides, optical fiber cables, and microstrip lines. Transmission lines can be modeled as an RLC network, where the characteristic impedance depends on the per unit length resistance, conductance, inductance, and capacitance parameters.

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    Nos indica lo mas basico de lo que es una linea de transmisión por microonda

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    This article discusses microwave transmission line basics, including the types and advantages of transmission lines. Transmission lines are used to transport RF energy between subsystems like the exciter output port to the transmitter input port or from the transmitter output port to the antenna input port. The main types of transmission lines are parallel lines, coaxial lines, waveguides, optical fiber cables, and microstrip lines. Transmission lines can be modeled as an RLC network, where the characteristic impedance depends on the per unit length resistance, conductance, inductance, and capacitance parameters.

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    This article discusses microwave transmission line basics, including the types and advantages of transmission lines. Transmission lines are used to transport RF energy between subsystems like the exciter output port to the transmitter input port or from the transmitter output port to the antenna input port. The main types of transmission lines are parallel lines, coaxial lines, waveguides, optical fiber cables, and microstrip lines. Transmission lines can be modeled as an RLC network, where the characteristic impedance depends on the per unit length resistance, conductance, inductance, and capacitance parameters.

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    Microwave Transmission line basics

    This article describes microwave transmission line basics and mention types of transmission lines and
    their advantages.
    Transmission lines are means of transporting RF energy between subsystems. They have many
    applications between exciter OUT port to the transmitter IN port and also from transmitter OUT port to
    the antenna INPUT port. Transmission lines are characterized by basic three electronic components R,
    L and C as shown in the following figure. The other way of transporting RF frequency is waveguide.
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    Types of Transmission Lines
    Following are the types of transmission lines.
    Parallel Line
    Coaxial line (standard)
    Waveguide
    . Optical fiber cable
    Microstrip line
    Transmission Line Characteristic Impedance
    As shown in the figure, Transmission line is also referred as RLC network and its characteristic
    impedance Zo depends on per unit of length parameters R (Resistance), G (Conductance),
    L(Inductance) and C(Capacitance) and their relationship equation is mentioned below.

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