Transmission Line Theory: Wave Propagation

This lecture covers the theory of transmission lines, including the derivation of telegrapher's equations, per-unit-length parameters, and frequency-domain solutions. It explores the behavior of lossless and lossy two-conductor lines, coaxial lines, and infinite lines excited by different sources. The lecture delves into the classical telegrapher's equations, complex propagation constants, characteristic impedance, and voltage reflection coefficients for finite lines. It also discusses impedance matching and the impact of reflection coefficients on line behavior.