Lecture

Transmission lines: Incremental Models and Terminated Lines

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Description

This lecture covers incremental models for transmission lines, including Kirchhoff's laws and solutions. It also discusses lossless transmission lines, terminated lines, VSWR, input impedance, and short circuits, providing a comprehensive overview of transmission line theory.

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