Microstrip Line: Characteristic Impedance and Dispersion

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Covers the analysis and synthesis of microstrip lines, discussing effective permittivity, characteristic impedance, attenuation, and dispersion.

Covers the analysis and characteristics of microstrip lines in transmission, including attenuation, impedance, dispersion, and radiation.

Explores transmission line theory, telegrapher's equations, and frequency-domain solutions for lossless and lossy lines.

Explores time-domain solutions for lossless lines and examples of wave propagation behavior.

Explores reciprocity of powers, capture surface, linear wire antennas, and radar cross-section examples.

Explores the application of Maxwell's equations to antennas, covering radiation, potentials, currents, waves, and polarization.

Discusses the radiation of a microstrip line and various waveguide characteristics.

Explores radiation and antennas, emphasizing thin slot antennas and their radiation patterns.

Explores time-domain and frequency-domain solutions for transmission lines, including the Bergeron Method and input impedance.

Explores microwave circuit characterization, impedance matrices, and transmission line T circuits.