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    This document summarizes an experiment on impedance matching using cables of varying lengths connected to a square wave input and oscilloscope. The experiment shows: 1. The input square wave on the oscilloscope. 2. When a long cable with an open end is used, the waveform on the scope shows the input signal plus reflection from the open end. 3. Terminating the cable with a 50 ohm resistor causes the reflection to disappear.

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    This document summarizes an experiment on impedance matching using cables of varying lengths connected to a square wave input and oscilloscope. The experiment shows: 1. The input square wave on the oscilloscope. 2. When a long cable with an open end is used, the waveform on the scope shows the input signal plus reflection from the open end. 3. Terminating the cable with a 50 ohm resistor causes the reflection to disappear.

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    6.

    002 Demo# 19B


    Impedance Matching Agarwal Fall 2000
    Lecture 25
    Purpose: To show the effects of delay (the speed of light not infinite), and that an open circuit does not
    always behave as stated in 6.002, various length cables are attached to a square wave input and the
    oscilloscope (also at the input). We show the signal reflected from the other end when the impedance is not
    matched with a 50 Ohm termination.

    Steps:
    1. Show the input square wave on the scope.
    2. Connect a long cable with an open circuit on the far end, and show the new (input + reflection)
    waveform on the scope. The speed of light can be calculated using the length of the cable and the delay
    between the input transition and the arrival of the reflection.
    3. Terminate the cable using the 50 Ohm termination, and show the reflection disappears.

    (also to scope)

    Open /terminated

    (Open circuit)

    (terminated)

    Description: Impedance Matching of a very long cable, using termination of 50 Ohm resistor

    See schematic diagram next page for more detail

    Oscilloscope Setup

    CH V/DIV OFFSET MODE FUNC MATH VERTICAL HORIZONTAL

    1 off off

    2 off off

    3 off off

    4 on 5 0 DC off

    Horizontal: 2 us Acquisition: AUTO AUTO 4 Trigger: CH4


    Waveform Generator Setup Power Supply Setup

    UNIT WAVE AMP OFFSET FREQ +6 +25 -25 OUTPUT


    off off off

    FG2 Square 10 0 100 KHZ Trigger: INT

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