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EE335 HW#4-Chp2_45-49
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45-49 2.45 EE335 HW#4 Chp2: Z0=50 l=0.6 ZL=50+j25 zL=(50+25j)/50=1+0.5j yL=0.8-0.4j translate 0.3 (0.395+0.3)=.695=.195 1.37+0.46j z=3.04+0.4j (0.492+0.3)=.792=.292 yr=50/30=1.67 zin=1.9-1.4j Zin=50*zin=95-70j z@0.3 z@0.6 2.46 Z0=50 ZL=75-20j zL=(75-20j)/50=1.5-0.4j yL=0.62+0.17j Solution#1 ys=-0.5j @ l=(0.426-0.25)=0.176 d=(.143-.042)=.1 Solution#2 ys=0.5j@(.25+.08)=0.33 d=(.355-.042)=.313 zload 2.47 = Z0...
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2.45 EE335
HW#4
Chp2: Z0=50 l=0.6 ZL=50+j25 zL=(50+25j)/50=1+0.5j yL=0.8-0.4j translate 0.3 (0.395+0.3)=.695=.195 1.37+0.46j z=3.04+0.4j (0.492+0.3)=.792=.292 yr=50/30=1.67 zin=1.9-1.4j Zin=50*zin=95-70j
z@0.3
z@0.6
2.46 Z0=50 ZL=75-20j zL=(75-20j)/50=1.5-0.4j yL=0.62+0.17j Solution#1 ys=-0.5j @ l=(0.426-0.25)=0.176 d=(.143-.042)=.1 Solution#2 ys=0.5j@(.25+.08)=0.33 d=(.355-.042)=.313
zload
2.47 = Z0 50 ZL = 100+50j
zL = 2+1j
0.375
D=0.2 yin
Zload
yload
Yin2 0.125
0.375
d1=2, d2=0.375,
l=0.125 l=0.375
2.48
Z1=50+50j z1=1+1j y1=.5-.5j z2=1-1j y2=.5+.5j Z2=50-50j Yt=y1+y2=3.9 yin=0.28+0.3j Zin=82.5-88j
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