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    This document discusses propagation constants, attenuation constants, phase constants, characteristic impedance, phase velocity, and reflection coefficients which are important concepts in signal transmission and electromagnetics. The reflection coefficient Γ represents the ratio of reflected voltage Vr to incident voltage Vi at the boundary between two transmission media.

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    This document discusses propagation constants, attenuation constants, phase constants, characteristic impedance, phase velocity, and reflection coefficients which are important concepts in signal transmission and electromagnetics. The reflection coefficient Γ represents the ratio of reflected voltage Vr to incident voltage Vi at the boundary between two transmission media.

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    L4 CW

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    Mustafa Fazal Abbas
    This document discusses propagation constants, attenuation constants, phase constants, characteristic impedance, phase velocity, and reflection coefficients which are important concepts in signal transmission and electromagnetics. The reflection coefficient Γ represents the ratio of reflected voltage Vr to incident voltage Vi at the boundary between two transmission media.

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    • = Propagation Constant

    • = attenuation constant
    • = phase Constant

    • = Characteristic impedance

    • = Phase Velocity
    𝐕𝐫
    Reflection Coefficient 𝚪=
    𝐕𝐢

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