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Hello students, here we have a transmission line that have the values as the frequency is equal to 800 megahertz and the length of the transmission line l equal to 30 centimeter and the parameters is the inductance l equal to 0 .5 entry per meter and the capacitance c equal to 210 picofarad per meter and the resistance r equal to 5 .01 ohm per meter and the conductance g equal to 0 .02 s divided by m.
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So here first we have to calculate the losses.
00:59
So first calculation with loss.
01:09
So here we have to calculate the propagation constant as well as the characteristic impedance.
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So we can write down these two formulas as the propagation constant gamma equal to r plus j omega l into g plus j omega c d whole square root and this is our equation number one and the characteristic impedance z naught equal to r plus j omega l divided by d plus j omega c d whole square root.
01:50
This is our equation number two.
01:53
So now substitute the values we will get these two parameters.
01:59
So we will get omega equal to 2 pi f that is 2 pi into 800 into 10 power 6.
02:11
So and then we can get gamma as 5 .01 plus j into 2 pi into 800 into 10 power 6 into 0 .5 into 0 .02 plus j into 2 pi into 800 into 10 power 6 into 210 into 10 power minus 12 taking square root we will get the gamma value.
02:58
So we will get the propagation constant as gamma equal to 4 .89 plus j into 0 .1 radian per meter...