The parameters of a certain transmission line operating at w = 6 x 10° rad/s are L =0.350 µH/m, C=40 pF/m, y = 0.094 + j2.25 m¹. Find a, B, 2, R, G and Zo.

Given data:ω = 6×108 rad/sL = 0.350 µH/mC = 40 pF/mγ = 0.094 + j2.25 m-1 As we know the propagation…

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The parameters of a certain transmission line operating at w = 6 x 10° rad/s are L = 0.350 µH/m, C=40 pF/m, y = 0.094 + j2.25 m¹. Find a, B, 2, R, G and Zo.