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1.the Two Basic Types of Transmission Line Are

The document discusses key concepts related to transmission lines including: - The two basic types are balanced and coaxial lines. Wavelength is the distance traveled by a signal in one cycle. Standing waves develop on lines with mismatched impedances, causing reflected power. The reflection coefficient measures reflected voltage compared to incident voltage.

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1.the Two Basic Types of Transmission Line Are

The document discusses key concepts related to transmission lines including: - The two basic types are balanced and coaxial lines. Wavelength is the distance traveled by a signal in one cycle. Standing waves develop on lines with mismatched impedances, causing reflected power. The reflection coefficient measures reflected voltage compared to incident voltage.

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The two basic types of transmission line are

2. If one wire of a transmission line is connected to ground, the line is


said to be _____.

3. The distance that a signal travels during one cycle is called the
_____.

4. One wavelength that a frequency of 450 MHz is _____ m.

5. A line 4 in. long represents one-half wavelength at a frequency of


_____ GHz.

6. The physical dimensions of a transmission line determine its _____.

7. To a generator, a transmission line looks like a(n) _____ made up


of distributed _____ and _____.

8. A coax line has a shield braid with an inside diameter of 0.2 in. and
a center conductor with a diameter of 0.057 in. The characteristic
impedance is _____ .

9. The attenuation of 250 ft of RG-11U coax at 100 MHz is _____ dB.


(SeeFig.9-7) (page 211-Frenzel)

10. For optimum transfer of power from a generator to a load of 52,


the transmission line impedance should be _____ .

11. The current and voltage along a properly matched line are _____.

12. If a transmission line is not terminated in its characteristic


impedance, _____ will develop along the line

13. If a load and line have mismatched impedances, power not


absorbed by the load will be _____.

14. Patterns of voltage and current variations along, a transmission


line with a mismatched load are known as _____.

15. A 52- coax bas a 36- antenna load. The SWR is _____.

16. If the load and line impedances are matched, the SWR will be
_____.
17. All incident power on a line will be reflected if the line is _____ or
_____ at its end.

18. The ratio of the reflected voltage to the incident voltage on a


transmission line is called the _____.

19. The maximum voltage along a transmission line is 150V, and the
minimum voltage is 90V. The SWR is _____.The reflection coefficient
is _____.

20. The reflection coefficient of a transmission line is 0.75. The SWR is


_____.

21. An open or shorted transmission line will have a reflection coefficient of


_____ and an SWR of _____.

22. Transmission lines, one-quarter or one haIf wavelength can be used as


_____.

23. A transmission line bas an SWR of 1.75. The power applied to the line, is
90 W. The amount of reflected power is _____ W.

24. A shorted quarter-wave line looks like a(n) _____ impedance to the
generator.

25. The following lines look like a series resonant circuit: a _____ /4 line; a
_____ /2 line.

26. Transmission lines less than /4 or between /4 and /2 act like _____ or
_____.

27. An open transmission line 6 in. long acts as a _____ resonant circuit at a
frequency of 492 MHz.

28. A coax bas a velocity factor of 0.68. One half wavelength of this coax at
120 MHz is _____ ft long.

29. Radio waves are made up of _____ and _____ fields.

30. The polarization of a radio wave depends upon the position of its _____
with respect to the earth’s surface.
1. balanced, coax

2. unbalanced

3. wavelength

4. 0.667

5. 1.475

6. characteristic or surge impedance

7. low-pass filter, capacitors, inductors

8. 75.23

9. 6.25

10. 52

11. constant or fiat

12. standing waves

13. reflected

14. standing waves

15. 1.44

16. 1

17. open, shorted

18. reflection coefficient

19. 1.67,0.25

20. 7

21. 1, infinity

22. tuned or resonant circuits


23. 6.3 [0.07(90)=6.3] (See Fig. 9-12.)

24. high or infinite

25. open, shorted

26. inductors, capacitors

27. series

28. 2.788

29. electric, magnetic

30. electric field

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