Lecture

Transmission Lines: Solutions and Reflections

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Description

This lecture covers the solutions to problem set 2 in wave propagation, including analyzing voltage and current along transmission lines, using time-domain reflectometry, and determining cable lengths and load resistances. It also explores the effects of capacitive and inductive discontinuities in digital circuits.

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