5: Introduction to Transmission Lines
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- 5.1: Introduction to Transmission Lines - Distributed Parameters
- This module examines how signals behave as they travel along transmission lines. It also introduces distributed parameters.
- 5.2: Telegrapher's Equations
- This module introduces and derives the telegrapher's equations, which describe how electrical signals behave as they move along transmission lines.
- 5.3: Transmission Line Equation
- This module continues the derivation of transmission line equations. It also introduces characteristic impedance.
- 5.4: Transmission Line Examples
- This module examines a stripline, one example of a transmission line.
- 5.5: Exciting a Line
- This module looks at what happens when we excite a transmission line. The module examines this concept in the context of a cable TV co-axial transmission line.
- 5.6: Terminated Lines
- This module looks at terminated transmission lines.
- 5.7: Bounce Diagrams
- Transmission line engineers came up with bounce diagrams to keep track of all the waves bouncing back and forth on the line.
- 5.8: Cascaded Lines
- Using bounce diagrams to handle more complicated cascaded line problems.