Lecture

Transmission Lines: Theory and Assumptions

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Description

This lecture covers the theory and assumptions behind transmission lines, including TEM mode of propagation and antenna mode currents. It discusses the validity of Maxwell's equations, restrictions on TL theory, and the decomposition of line currents into antenna and TL components.

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