Assuming a characteristic impedance of 75 Ω and a load impedance of 100Ω, ﬁnd the input...

Assuming a characteristic impedance of 75 Ω and a load impedance of 100Ω, ﬁnd the input
impedance at λ/2, λ and 2λ. How each input impedance will vary for the case of: i) matched
line; ii) short-circuit line; iii) open circuit line?

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Manojponduru answered 10 months ago

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