Transmission Lines II: Terminated Lines and Impedance Matching

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Covers the reflection coefficient of loads in transmission lines and the generation of reflected voltages and currents.

Explores the temporal variation of load voltage in a complex transmission line example.

Explores the generation and transmission of rectangular pulses in high-frequency logic circuits.

Covers the transformation of impedance in transmission lines and determining unknown impedances from measurements.

Explores incremental models, terminated lines, VSWR, and input impedance in transmission lines.

Covers the design and bandwidth limitations of high-speed photodiodes, including optimization strategies and the role of traveling wave photodiodes.

Covers the theory and example of connecting two transmission lines in series.

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

Covers the mathematical theory of transmission lines, focusing on basic equations and characteristic impedance.

Explores input impedance, wave reflections, and Fourier analysis of arterial waves.