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Transmission Lines: Frequency Domain Solutions

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This lecture covers the derivation of transmission line equations from circuits, computation of per-unit-length parameters for coaxial cables, and analysis of lossless lines in the frequency domain. It also discusses voltage computations, reflection coefficients, and signal digitization techniques.

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