A 50 ohm transmission line has an unknown load impedance ZL. A voltage maximum occurs at...

A 50 ohm transmission line has an unknown load impedance ZL. A voltage maximum occurs at z = -0.15(wavelength). At z = -0.20(wavelength) the real part of the impedance is 30 ohms. Find ZL using the Smith chart.

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