A transmission line (TL) of length Land conductance per unit length G' is connected to an...

 

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A transmission line (TL) of length Land conductance per unit length G' is connected to an ideal constant voltage generator V. The end of the line is terminated in a pure resistive load RL. Assume that the losses in the conductors are negligible. The current I(z) in the TL is measured in the middle of the TL (this is at z=L/2). If the dielectric is replaced by another such that the conductance per unit length is increased to twice its original value, and simultaneously the load is decreased to half its original value, the current in the middle of the line will increase by a factor 2 decrease by a factor 2 remain constant O None of the above A transmission line (TL) of length Land conductance per unit length G' is connected to an ideal constant voltage generator V. The end of the line is terminated in a pure resistive load RL. Assume that the losses in the conductors are negligible. The current I(z) in the TL is measured in the middle of the TL (this is at z=L/2). If the dielectric is replaced by another such that the conductance per unit length is increased to twice its original value, and simultaneously the load is decreased to half its original value, the current in the middle of the line will increase by a factor 2 decrease by a factor 2 remain constant O None of the above

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