Lecture

Transmission Line Networks and Multiconductor Lines

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Description

This lecture covers the concepts of transmission line networks, including network order reduction and cascaded sections, as well as multiconductor lines, focusing on line inductance, capacitance matrices, and telegrapher's equations. The instructor discusses the wave propagation along transmission lines and provides examples of complicated transmission line networks.

Instructor

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