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Section : Advanced Transmission line Modeling TechniquesBy Martin J King, 07/05/02 Copyright 2002 by Martin J. King. All Rights 1 of 12 Section : Advanced Transmission line Modeling TechniquesIn Section , two simple models were derived for a closed end and an openend Transmission line . In both of these models the driver is located at one end of thetransmission line and the cross-sectional area is monotonically varied based on a taperratio m and the exponential area equation found in Section For a straight-linegeometry m = 0 and this is equivalent to the test line geometry shown in Figure withan open or a closed end boundary most Transmission line designs, the driver is not all the way at one end of theline and the cross-sectional area is much more complicated with changes in areaoccurring at several locations along the line s length.
Section 6.0 : Advanced Transmission Line Modeling Techniques By Martin J King, 07/05/02 Copyright 2002 by Martin J. King. All Rights Reserved.
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