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    This document contains calculations related to transmission lines and cables. It calculates the characteristic impedance of lines with different parameters. It also determines the velocity factor, signal propagation time, maximum voltage for a given VSWR, and expected SWR for a mismatched termination of a lossless line.

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    Henry Dave Demorito

    A transmission line has 2.5 pF of capacitance per foot and 100 nH of inductance per foot.
    Calculate its characteristic impedance.
    Zo = √L / C Zo = √100 x 10^-9 / 2.5 x 10^-12 Zo = 200 ohms

    Two wires with air as a dielectric are one inch apart. The diameter of the wire is .04 inch.
    Calculate, approximately, its characteristic impedance.
    Zo = 276 log(D/r) Zo = 276 log( 1 / 0.04 ) Zo = 386 ohms

    If a coaxial cable uses plastic insulation with a dielectric constant=2.6 , what is the velocity factor
    for the cable?

    Vf = 1 / √∊r Vf = 1 / √2.6 Vf = 0.62

    If a cable has a velocity factor of 0.8, how long would it take a signal to travel 3000 kilometers
    along the cable?
    Vp = 3 x 10^8 x 0.8 Vp = 240 x 10^6 T = 3000 x 10^3 / 240 x 10^6 T = 12.5 ms

    A cable has a VSWR of 10. If the minimum voltage along the cable is 20 volts, what is the
    maximum voltage along the cable?
    VSWR = Vmax / Vmin Vmax = 10 x 20 Vmax = 200 volts

    A lossless line has a characteristic impedance of 50 ohms, but is terminated with a 75-ohm
    resistive load. What SWR do you expect to measure?

    SWR = ZL / Zo SWR = 75 / 50 SWR = 1.5

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