1. In a transmission line terminated in a load, a rectangular pulse of 30 ns duration is introduced at t = 0 ns. Obtain the value of the effective permittivity of the line. Data: - The length of the line is 1 meter. - At the beginning of the line, the voltage shown in the following figure is measured. V 5V. t(ns) s0 00 70 10 20 30 -5Vt BE EXPLICIT, WITH A LOT OF DETAILS

1. In a transmission line terminated in a load, a rectangular pulse of 30 ns duration is introduced at t = 0 ns. Obtain the value of the effective permittivity of the line. Data: - The length of the line is 1 meter. - At the beginning of the line, the voltage shown in the following figure is measured. V 5V. t(ns) s0 00 70 10 20 30 -5Vt BE EXPLICIT, WITH A LOT OF DETAILS

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

6th Edition

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Author:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

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Chapter4: Transmission Line Parameters

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