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Electromagnetic Wave Transmission Lines

The document discusses various concepts related to electromagnetic waves, transmission lines, and their parameters, including power density, Poynting vector, and reflection coefficients. It covers the derivation of standing wave ratio (SWR), input impedance, and the characteristics of lossless transmission lines. Additionally, it provides mathematical equations and models for analyzing wave propagation and energy transmission in different scenarios.

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Electromagnetic Wave Transmission Lines

The document discusses various concepts related to electromagnetic waves, transmission lines, and their parameters, including power density, Poynting vector, and reflection coefficients. It covers the derivation of standing wave ratio (SWR), input impedance, and the characteristics of lossless transmission lines. Additionally, it provides mathematical equations and models for analyzing wave propagation and energy transmission in different scenarios.

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Module A

-Power densils o EM wave Poynhirg vecto

wave
PolaTi zaBion Elec7omagnehic
theorem
lenear, cincdai and elliptical polarisatfon.
line - line parame ters.
lossless. taansmission
Unifom Cu TTen f
equaBions, VoHage and
TYansmission line

distaibution of lineerminaled
cwith: load
Deriation ofSWR
and
- Refleehio Co-iciend aansmission
inpal impedence of line.

wave and Poynhing Vechov


Powe7 denstHy of EM

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EM Cwave
to ano the1 poiH by means.
o
can be
of Such .energy Hanspo7tafhon
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bot Sides qe'

veclor idenliky

- A(
Conside a veclo ohntdy
[Link]) B-(ox -A-(7x) -

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i-Conë) - v(t«i)_rt.e(t)

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Lel's ak
CE-E3E Ex) -o
=2E
Taka Vo la -
dV
Infegnal
E

Simulauly to the LHs


Appyng Divergence theoreo
H )
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san
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-
pewe aving
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ha voluma dissipaBe
energy s decreasing
e is elkned to as in the Volume In he
voumo
poniting heozem
pouwer out

losses
elecBieT
enea slonedmagnetC
ene
1
powen i n

sBales hat the nel powe


poyntng heoven
volune U. [Link] to the
lowing cul a given
decrease in the enevg SBored eth in
ime 72le o
V minus the ohmic Jossas 6
EH aB any pornt
Poyning vecoy
The evoss produek d
powes pe unit. @rea..
ives
P-ExH wads
both E&H and is hevelore
P is nowmal t o

along he drechon of Cuave propagaBion 4

Average power.
Consicdes ECz) Eocostrt-B=)
HCz, )- Ho coso-pz-) 4

P Ex H
-pa-)a-pa-
Plz,) E co4Wt-p2 codwl -pz-4
PCz).
2/11 cosqt coskut-p -

4
Qt05A Co5B =

cosB) +014-8
Tu Tumu average er(paynking vedo7 Pea,4)
T
Pavg PCz,) dt

z
Pavaa) E -2
cos

power erossnga given


ihu dotal bime aveTage
Surlae
5 given by

Pavg ds. w ats

avg
Unisorm lossless tnansmission line line paarnelers

-
Transmission lines are used to kanse oleckromagmek
minimum
Cnegyom
one
poin to anothe Cwth

losses OveT wide band of Tequencres


ansmission lines
3. pes o
-Inansvense electaomagnehic CTEm) made
ans vetse elecic CTE) mode
-taansverse magnetic CTm)moda
pTopagaion in unboundead medra is used n
Wave
Tadio 0 TV bxoad casting
shucture Serve te
transmission bire is aguided
from he SouTce lo
Gunde the pTopagahon of enen9
load
wo 01 move
A agmission ine
basically Consists of

panalel Conductos.
lines include Co-Qriaa cable a tuw twire
Tpical sansm ission
line ponalel plate and micro stn ne.
(a)
(b)

(c)
(d)
(e)
Figure 10.1 Typical transmission lines in
(c) planar line, (d) wire above cross-sectional view: (a) coaxial line, (b) lin.
conducting plane, (e) microstrip line. two-WI
Transmission line paamelers. setos R&L

RResshw) Cnclucen
-

Shunt (capacikan
G and G C
Conduclona)
ww M
4wo-Conducko
a
Fig-Distnbuted panamelens
transmíssion ine

4TaDSmissidn pQtameters 7e

per
uni length - R
ResisBance
-L
2. nduclance pes unt length
3. CondueBance per wnit length-G

4. Copacitance pe wntt lengh- C

at aa two
wo wIre
uwme 7ansmio
tranSmi
crcuit model
An equi valent

line is 8hown.

To loac
To generab
T 9ansmission Line equalionS

onduclo7 Tansmiasioine o Jongth


Consider a tuwo
Az
The equivalent ciTcuit madel o this trans mission line
is shawn The line parametevs are R, L,G &e

Applyig kinchal's vollage lauw to the oulerlcop


VCz, t)- P Az I(z,) [Link] a I , v{z18z,

(VCzAz,)-vczE)OTGr
Az
RTC6)+ I(,)
ivoit,
aS Az>20
NC,e s(z, ) L -0 V=IR
V=Ldi
RAz Lz
MM- Tz+az,)
AI

To genea{c1
Ve+a2,) To load
C8z
Gaz

Z4AZ

Sunilarly, gplying kincholl's CuTent lqw to the main


hode of the
ciTeui
lz,) = I(zt»z, £) +AT iVG
I(z4 az, t) + G Az VCZ48Z, t) +
CJz.v(z+bz, t)
I(z:z, +)-T(z4) Gvz+82, 4 +c
dvz02,t
E
as 2o
-TED
Jz GVz) +c. NCZ)|e
Assume haTmonic hum dependane tun dounden e
becomas emoved)
j
dvs dz (R-j»L)Is
dis.G+jur)
dz
Vs
Take Seond deriale oVssR employ ea

d
-(Rj1) (Gijuc)y
d1s vs =o
wmore j B
dIs Emahae)

The solulion GK9 axa


z
4 Vo e
negive
tve Wave<
velliag gQveli ng wao.
Chauaclenishe Impedance (7) o taansmission Line

To denive the erpTession characlenistic impedance,

Consider the equalio0s,


dvs
d (Rrjal) Is -0

S-CGjuc) Vs

and vsc-e -
-
Sub. eq io O

-d(Ve v e R+jwL) I e
dz

de- e - RjwL (1 "I e)


Enunling e co-eltants,
7-Rja)I d-j)Gj)|
R juL
Characle isBic RtwL Rjo
Jrnpedante
RAjuajue) Gjwe
Special mses:- loss les

Lossless Line CR-0-G)


w L e
ellenualo
Cons

o1 doss less 0
o ue C Bja/ia
Distorhon less ine (R-G)
wkt Rtjw = R

GCIJwe

[Link].)aijw) RCi )Gr )G

Rat ee ejBB
RG B wLCe
VRG we
G
R RGC

)LE G2
Jnput Impedance otransmiss ion line
Conside a ransmission line of
length, connecled
fo load
a
Z Jts
propagalion conskanB- 9
characlenistic Impedame- Zo
Recall vo ltage and Current waves
equghons
VgC V e+ve' -o
-
Vo,Jo -

zin
(1,) Io
Zn

zo
Fiot nd v &V
0 Conside7 the teminal Condi tons

Vo VCz-o Io Izo)
. V , =V+V%
-
-

oI-2V
-
1 - (V-I,)
NOw onsisleu thu ven condition s,

VLVCz1)
-

- e-
TLzO V" e

- I _ Z , ) e " i -@
Vo

point On the line.


Zin Vs2at any
Joput npecance 1sc
al generatot Z
o-Vo
vo-Vo
L
Subsiukog e O&
Zin o (h+z)E,(V-Iz)e"

wKt
T)e -ILzo)
VL=IZL

) -z)e-
( ZZ0) e --)e
z( ) , 2(1- E)
(")+ (,")
by e4 dl
ZL tanh d! an h
Zin
tanh d!
lossy medium
0
Fo1 Joss lhss line wkt : 0
jP JP
.Han h?- lanhjpd j lan
.'. Zin : z +z tanp
Lzo ZLanp
VoHage ellechion co-ercient L
cwave to the
i s the 7lio of The voHage olleclion
inciden wave at he aad
V e VsCz)=Ve

10

Su bstita e ( - T ) e g l l

eq 104D (vo)e
VLIZ
ZL t7o
Roleclion whpaa Zo characlerisBic Imperlon
co-eicent Z+Z0 z -Joad impedance
SHanding wave 794i0-SWR (S)

Ralio maimum Vollage to minimum


valHage
01 the raBio matimuM CurTent lo minimum
o
CunTent
Vmaz VmaxV
it, S
Vmin Vain yv
1min
where Zo
ZL Z 1- yt

Special cases &

shosled Line (z-o


ZinoLi kng
FotjaJanptanBd
S
Z+20
opn cincurked Lie (z
S I+|r
Zin
1-1f

akhed Line (2)


Zin

S I

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