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Transmission Line Theory: Frequency Solutions
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Explores frequency solutions for transmission lines, including voltage reflection coefficients and the Blumer index.
Telegrapher's Equations: Solutions and Examples
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Explores time-domain solutions for lossless lines and examples of wave propagation behavior.
Transmission Line Theory: Wave Propagation
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Explores transmission line theory, telegrapher's equations, and frequency-domain solutions for lossless and lossy lines.
Transmission Lines: Solutions and Equations
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Explores time-domain and frequency-domain solutions for transmission lines, including the Bergeron Method and input impedance.
Coupling of Waves in Reflectors
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Covers the coupling of waves in periodic structures, focusing on the reflection coefficient for one period and the limitations of the Coupling of Modes approach.
Transmission Lines: Arbitrary Terminations
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Explores the effects of complex impedance on reflected waves and distribution of quantities.
Transmission Line Networks and Multiconductor Lines
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Explores transmission line networks and multiconductor lines, discussing wave propagation and complex network examples.
Short-Circuited or Open Lines
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Explores short-circuited and open transmission lines, analyzing impedance conditions and reactive behaviors.
Reflection at Discontinuities: Transmission Line Terminations
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Covers the reflection coefficient of loads in transmission lines and the generation of reflected voltages and currents.
High Strain Rate Mechanics of Materials
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Explores experimental methods for determining high strain rate behavior in materials, focusing on wave propagation and stress waves.
Transmission Lines Theory: Maxwell Equations and Wave Connection
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Explores the theory of transmission lines and their connection to wave propagation.
Transmission Line Networks: Analysis and Wave Propagation
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Covers the analysis of transmission line networks and wave propagation.
Transmission Line Equations: Derivation and Losses
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Explores the derivation of transmission line equations and the impact of losses.
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