For problems 11 to 14
Figure shows a coaxial cable with following parameters a = 0 .5mm, b = 2mm, er = 4, lir =1,a = 0, a = 0 .
Problem [11] <8 points>
Calculate the characteristic impedance of this transmission line.
Problem [12] <7 points>
A DC voltage source with an internal impedance of 40 Ohms is connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable. The source has a voltage of 10 Volts. What is the voltage on the coaxial cable
Problem [13] <7 points>
A DC voltage source with an internal impedance of 40 Ohms is connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable. The source has a voltage of 10 Volts. What is the current on the coaxial cable?
Problem 1141 <8 points>
A voltage source connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable generates a pulse at How many nanoseconds does it take the pulse travel 5 meters on the cable?
![For problems 11 to 14 Figure shows a coaxial cable with following parameters a = 0 .5mm, b = 2mm, er = 4, lir =1,a = 0, a = 0 . Problem [11] <8 points> Calculate the characteristic impedance of this transmission line. Problem [12] <7 points> A DC voltage source with an internal impedance of 40 Ohms is connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable. The source has a voltage of 10 Volts. What is the voltage on the coaxial cable Problem [13] <7 points> A DC voltage source with an internal impedance of 40 Ohms is connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable. The source has a voltage of 10 Volts. What is the current on the coaxial cable? Problem 1141 <8 points> A voltage source connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable generates a pulse at How many nanoseconds does it take the pulse travel 5 meters on the cable?](https://i0.wp.com/electricalstudent.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/11q-1.png?w=1170&ssl=1 "For problems 11 to 14 Figure shows a coaxial cable with following parameters a = 0 .5mm, b = 2mm, er = 4, lir =1,a = 0, a = 0 . Problem [11] <8 points> Calculate the characteristic impedance of this transmission line. Problem [12] <7 points> A DC voltage source with an internal impedance of 40 Ohms is connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable. The source has a voltage of 10 Volts. What is the voltage on the coaxial cable Problem [13] <7 points> A DC voltage source with an internal impedance of 40 Ohms is connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable. The source has a voltage of 10 Volts. What is the current on the coaxial cable? Problem 1141 <8 points> A voltage source connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable generates a pulse at How many nanoseconds does it take the pulse travel 5 meters on the cable?")
![For problems 11 to 14 Figure shows a coaxial cable with following parameters a = 0 .5mm, b = 2mm, er = 4, lir =1,a = 0, a = 0 . Problem [11] <8 points> Calculate the characteristic impedance of this transmission line. Problem [12] <7 points> A DC voltage source with an internal impedance of 40 Ohms is connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable. The source has a voltage of 10 Volts. What is the voltage on the coaxial cable Problem [13] <7 points> A DC voltage source with an internal impedance of 40 Ohms is connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable. The source has a voltage of 10 Volts. What is the current on the coaxial cable? Problem 1141 <8 points> A voltage source connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable generates a pulse at How many nanoseconds does it take the pulse travel 5 meters on the cable?](https://i0.wp.com/electricalstudent.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/11-1.png?w=1170&ssl=1 "For problems 11 to 14 Figure shows a coaxial cable with following parameters a = 0 .5mm, b = 2mm, er = 4, lir =1,a = 0, a = 0 . Problem [11] <8 points> Calculate the characteristic impedance of this transmission line. Problem [12] <7 points> A DC voltage source with an internal impedance of 40 Ohms is connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable. The source has a voltage of 10 Volts. What is the voltage on the coaxial cable Problem [13] <7 points> A DC voltage source with an internal impedance of 40 Ohms is connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable. The source has a voltage of 10 Volts. What is the current on the coaxial cable? Problem 1141 <8 points> A voltage source connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable generates a pulse at How many nanoseconds does it take the pulse travel 5 meters on the cable?")
![For problems 11 to 14 Figure shows a coaxial cable with following parameters a = 0 .5mm, b = 2mm, er = 4, lir =1,a = 0, a = 0 . Problem [11] <8 points> Calculate the characteristic impedance of this transmission line. Problem [12] <7 points> A DC voltage source with an internal impedance of 40 Ohms is connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable. The source has a voltage of 10 Volts. What is the voltage on the coaxial cable Problem [13] <7 points> A DC voltage source with an internal impedance of 40 Ohms is connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable. The source has a voltage of 10 Volts. What is the current on the coaxial cable? Problem 1141 <8 points> A voltage source connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable generates a pulse at How many nanoseconds does it take the pulse travel 5 meters on the cable?](https://i0.wp.com/electricalstudent.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/12-3.png?w=1170&ssl=1 "For problems 11 to 14 Figure shows a coaxial cable with following parameters a = 0 .5mm, b = 2mm, er = 4, lir =1,a = 0, a = 0 . Problem [11] <8 points> Calculate the characteristic impedance of this transmission line. Problem [12] <7 points> A DC voltage source with an internal impedance of 40 Ohms is connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable. The source has a voltage of 10 Volts. What is the voltage on the coaxial cable Problem [13] <7 points> A DC voltage source with an internal impedance of 40 Ohms is connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable. The source has a voltage of 10 Volts. What is the current on the coaxial cable? Problem 1141 <8 points> A voltage source connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable generates a pulse at How many nanoseconds does it take the pulse travel 5 meters on the cable?")
![For problems 11 to 14 Figure shows a coaxial cable with following parameters a = 0 .5mm, b = 2mm, er = 4, lir =1,a = 0, a = 0 . Problem [11] <8 points> Calculate the characteristic impedance of this transmission line. Problem [12] <7 points> A DC voltage source with an internal impedance of 40 Ohms is connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable. The source has a voltage of 10 Volts. What is the voltage on the coaxial cable Problem [13] <7 points> A DC voltage source with an internal impedance of 40 Ohms is connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable. The source has a voltage of 10 Volts. What is the current on the coaxial cable? Problem 1141 <8 points> A voltage source connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable generates a pulse at How many nanoseconds does it take the pulse travel 5 meters on the cable?](https://i0.wp.com/electricalstudent.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/13-6.png?w=1170&ssl=1 "For problems 11 to 14 Figure shows a coaxial cable with following parameters a = 0 .5mm, b = 2mm, er = 4, lir =1,a = 0, a = 0 . Problem [11] <8 points> Calculate the characteristic impedance of this transmission line. Problem [12] <7 points> A DC voltage source with an internal impedance of 40 Ohms is connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable. The source has a voltage of 10 Volts. What is the voltage on the coaxial cable Problem [13] <7 points> A DC voltage source with an internal impedance of 40 Ohms is connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable. The source has a voltage of 10 Volts. What is the current on the coaxial cable? Problem 1141 <8 points> A voltage source connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable generates a pulse at How many nanoseconds does it take the pulse travel 5 meters on the cable?")
![For problems 11 to 14 Figure shows a coaxial cable with following parameters a = 0 .5mm, b = 2mm, er = 4, lir =1,a = 0, a = 0 . Problem [11] <8 points> Calculate the characteristic impedance of this transmission line. Problem [12] <7 points> A DC voltage source with an internal impedance of 40 Ohms is connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable. The source has a voltage of 10 Volts. What is the voltage on the coaxial cable Problem [13] <7 points> A DC voltage source with an internal impedance of 40 Ohms is connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable. The source has a voltage of 10 Volts. What is the current on the coaxial cable? Problem 1141 <8 points> A voltage source connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable generates a pulse at How many nanoseconds does it take the pulse travel 5 meters on the cable?](https://i0.wp.com/electricalstudent.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/14-8.png?w=1170&ssl=1 "For problems 11 to 14 Figure shows a coaxial cable with following parameters a = 0 .5mm, b = 2mm, er = 4, lir =1,a = 0, a = 0 . Problem [11] <8 points> Calculate the characteristic impedance of this transmission line. Problem [12] <7 points> A DC voltage source with an internal impedance of 40 Ohms is connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable. The source has a voltage of 10 Volts. What is the voltage on the coaxial cable Problem [13] <7 points> A DC voltage source with an internal impedance of 40 Ohms is connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable. The source has a voltage of 10 Volts. What is the current on the coaxial cable? Problem 1141 <8 points> A voltage source connected to the infinitely long coaxial cable generates a pulse at How many nanoseconds does it take the pulse travel 5 meters on the cable?")
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