Transmission Lines and Waveguides
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This document discusses transmission lines and waveguides. It introduces transmission lines as consisting of at least two conductors that allow voltage transfer between points, while waveguides involve a single conductor. The document then presents transmission line theory, deriving the general transmission line equation and explaining the physical significance of its terms, including characteristic impedance, propagation constant, and attenuation and phase constants.
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