Lecture

Transmission Lines: Solutions and Equations

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Description

This lecture covers time-domain solutions for lossless two-conductor lines, including analytical solutions and the Bergeron Method. It also delves into frequency domain solutions, classical telegrapher's equations, and infinite and finite line excitations. The presentation explores the transformation from frequency to time domain, input impedance of transmission lines, and the Bergeron graphical method. The instructor discusses voltage and current at line terminations, line terminations on inductance, and the Bergeron Method in detail.

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