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The purposes of this experiment are for us to be acquainted with the electrical properties involved in a Transmission Line such as characteristic impedance and signal propagation.

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The purposes of this experiment are for us to be acquainted with the electrical properties involved in a Transmission Line such as characteristic impedance and signal propagation.

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CONCLUSION:

The purposes of this experiment are for us to be acquainted with the electrical properties
involved in a Transmission Line such as characteristic impedance and signal propagation. The
following points are concluded:

The computed characteristic impedance value using the formula

ZO=

276
2S
log
d
r

is

close to the specified characteristic impedance value of the balanced transmission line having a
19.18 percentage error. On the other hand, for unbalanced transmission line, the computed

characteristic impedance values using the formula

ZO=

138
D
log
d
r

are also close to the

specified characteristic impedance values.


According to our data, a larger value of dielectric constant produces a larger velocity
factor and faster propagation speed. Therefore, we can say that the velocity factor and
propagation speed are directly proportional to the dielectric constant. It is also proven that the
speed at which energy is propagated along a transmission line is always less than the speed of
light.
There is no loss in dB for every type of transmission line as the DC signal is propagated
through it. Inputting a 1.008 voltage will also produce a 1.008 output voltage. For wave
propagation, there is a corresponding loss for every type of transmission line. Based on our
observations, the values in wave propagation are inconsistent because of the varying input
voltage.
To calculate the signal wavelength, the propagation speed is divided to its frequency. If
the calculated quarter-wavelength of a certain frequency is greater than the length of the line, it
is said to be short while if it is less than the length of the line, it is said to be long. Thus, the
length of the line is dependent in the wavelength of the signal as it propagates in the
transmission line.

The lengths of line that are not equal to a wavelength yield a phase delay proportional to
their length.

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