Lecture

Transmission Line Networks: Analysis and Wave Propagation

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Description

This lecture covers the analysis of transmission line networks using Thevenin and Norton transformations, wave propagation along transmission lines, network reduction techniques, matched terminations, multiconductor line parameters including inductance and capacitance matrices, and impedance calculations.

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