Lecture

Bergeron Method: C27

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Description

This lecture covers the Bergeron diagram, a method used to analyze electromagnetic wave reflections. The instructor explains the diagram's application through examples involving multiple reflections and Shepherd's diagram, illustrating how to find and plot source and load characteristics. The lecture also delves into non-linear resistive characteristics and the steady state in the context of wave engineering.

Instructor

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Official source

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