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If the dielectric constant is 2.1 and the outside diameter of the outer conductor is 16 mm, determine the thickness of the outer conductor? * © aoseaamm © dozeremm © bozsiemm © c.02sa4mm BEE cuanacrumisne Is a rnmoe 12 Calculate the characteristic impedance of a coatial ine with avelative 2:1 permittivity of 2.3if the diameter of the inner conductor is 3 mmand the Inside diameter of the outer conductor is 10 mm. * © 4.49,7519 Kio obra © 497519 0hme © 9.457017 ohne © bazs701 ohms =—_ 7 HE csnacrnnismic Inrepance oe «£ = mor13. 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Inan open-ended transmission line, the resultant ac current waveform 20 isalways zero at what point(s)? O 1/2 wavelength from the opersend only © a.atthe open end only © c atthe open end and 1/2 wavelength trom the open-end © 4.174 wavelength from the open-end only REFLECTIONS ON A TRANSMISSION LINE REFLECTIONS ON A TRANSMISSION LINE. techn, 18, Transmission line is considered to be non-resonant (flat) when itis 2 pans: terminated in which of the following ways? * © a manimpedance equal 1220 O ciinoninductivereatonce greater than Zo © mma capacitive reactance greater than Zo © b inanimpedance that is infinite “Teasion Meou, ANTON STEM AND DEC INCIDENT AND REFLECTED WAVES: 4. INCIDENT AND. ‘Mibtoontninstn artawor woe REFLECTED WAVES SS eee ecore” S52" me onc re eee iti a ae aecnee ace119, transmission line for which a = 0, B= 1.591 radian'meter and Zo = 100 ‘ohms is operated at a frequency of 10 MHz. If the load is 50 ohms. find the reflection coefficient. 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