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transmission line doubt : mismatch between source and Z0
Oct 14th, 2013, 11:02am
 
Hi All ,

During sinusoidal steady state TM line analysis ,
When Zs = Z0 , and Zo not equal to Zl then we have standing wave. Consider the case when there is a mismatch between source impedance Zs and Zo (intrinsic impedence) and also mismatch between Z0 and ZL (load impedence). I am not able to visualize the standing wave in this case. As per my thinking there will be a reflected wave at the source as well as the load . In this case I am not able to visualize the standing wave  because there are so many back and forth reflections  :-/
Please help me clear my understanding
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Re: transmission line doubt : mismatch between source and Z0
Reply #1 - Oct 14th, 2013, 12:59pm
 
Please refer lattice diagram, difficult to explain here.

http://www.ece.tamu.edu/~spalermo/ecen689/lecture2_ee720_channels.pdf

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Reply #2 - Oct 14th, 2013, 1:19pm
 
Thanks raja for the reply.
I am aware of lattice dig. However , its time domain analysis. I am looking for steady state sinusoidal analysis. Many books don't deal with reflection from source while doing steady state sinusoidal analysis.Hence, i was curious and not clear about it.
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