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Feb12-07, 09:17 PM   #1
 

Transmission line question.


If I have a section of transmission line, with a characteristic impedance Z0, how does the standing wave ratio in that section change as a function of the frequency of operation?

Doesn't the stading wave ratio just depend on the characteristic impedance of the line, and the load impedance?
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Feb12-07, 09:45 PM   #2
 
Yes, the VSWR ratio depends only on the magnitude of the reflection coefficient, which is a function of the load impedance and characteristic impedance. However, in general, the load impedance will be a function of frequency, so the VSWR will be as well.
Feb13-07, 10:05 AM   #3
 
Finding the Input Impedance at z = 0 (the load) is equal to the load impedance, maybe? If so, don't the tan(Bl) all cancel anyway since l = 0?
Feb13-07, 11:11 AM   #4
 

Transmission line question.


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Finding the Input Impedance at z = 0 (the load) is equal to the load impedance, maybe? If so, don't the tan(Bl) all cancel anyway since l = 0?
Which would make sense wouldn't it?
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