1. The instantaneous voltage on a transmission line is given by v(z, t) = |V†le¬a cos(wt – Bz + o*) + |V, lea*cos(wt + Bz + ¢¯). -az (1) %3D Determine the general expression for the phasor voltage, V(2). The wave equation for the phasor voltage V(2) on a transmission line (a) (b) is given below where y = a+jß. Show that the general expression for the phasor voltage from part (a) is a solution to the wave equation. dV (2) - 7°Ÿ(2) = 0 (2) dz? (c) Provide a description of the quantities a and B and what they repre- sent.

1. The instantaneous voltage on a transmission line is given by v(z, t) = |V†le¬a cos(wt – Bz + o) + |V, leacos(wt + Bz + ¢¯). -az (1) %3D Determine the general expression for the phasor voltage, V(2). The wave equation for the phasor voltage V(2) on a transmission line (a) (b) is given below where y = a+jß. Show that the general expression for the phasor voltage from part (a) is a solution to the wave equation. dV (2) - 7°Ÿ(2) = 0 (2) dz? (c) Provide a description of the quantities a and B and what they repre- sent.

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Chapter2: Fundamentals

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