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1.A 50Ω transmission line is terminated in a load impedance of (150+j200) Ω. The normalized load impedance is_____.

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Answered by CarliReifsteck
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Given that,

Load impedance = (150+j200) Ω

Input impedance load = 50 Ω

We need to calculate the normalized load impedance

Using formula of output load impedance

Z_{o}^2=Z_{in}\times Z_{L}

Where, Z_{in} = input impedance load

Z_{L} = Load impedance

Put the value into the formula

Z_{o}^2=50\times(150+j200)

Z_{o}=\sqrt{7500+j10000}\ \Omega

Z_{o}=(86.6+j100)\ \Omega

Hence, The normalized load impedance is (86.6+j100)\ \Omega

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