Lecture

Infinite Line: Non-linear Current/Voltage

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Description

This lecture covers the response of an infinite line to a voltage square, considering terminations with boundary conditions, source resistance, and lossless line parameters. It discusses reflections on discontinuities, disturbances propagating at a certain speed, and impedance characteristics.

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