Describe a Transmission line
A device which guides electrical energy from one point to another.
What is the purpose of a transmission line
Connects a source to a load
Type parallel wire transmission line
Two parallel wire 1/4 inch to several ft apart
Type twisted pair transmission line
Two insulated wires twisted together
Type shielded pair transmission line
Parallel Conductors surrounded by a solid dielectric
Transmission line classification (resonant line)
Also called “tuned” line. This line has standing waves and reflected waves on it, it is not terminated in its character impedance
Transmission line classification (non-resonant line)
Exact opposite of resonant. Also called “un-tuned”. Has no standing waves and no reflections. This line is terminated in its . This is theoretically perfect transmission line.
Transmission line principle
Characteristic impedance is equal at every point along the line
Transmission line waves (incident wave)
Travels from source to load ->
Transmission line waves (reflected wave)
Travels from load to source <-
Transmission line waves (standing wave)
Results from the algebraic addition of the incident and reflected wave.
What formula is E to I
Impedance formula
RF load is also known as what
A dummy load
What has a known amount of SWR. (4 words)
Mismatched offset termination
Variable attenuator
Contains a rod or vein
Fixed attenuator
Contains graphatized sand
Isolators
Is a non reciprocal device deploying ferrits
What does Correction graph show
Actually attenuation factor at specified frequencies
What is the device called that tests pin depth
Dial indicator/Connection gage kit
What injects a modulated signal into a line
Slotted line/swr meter
Feed through termination
Co-axial cable has two types what are they
Rigid coax and flexible coax
Rigid coax characteristics
Central inside rigid outer coating
Flexible coax characteristic
Rubber coating