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K. Sunilkumar ECE - 5B
Two Marks
UNIT-1
UNIT-2
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Transmission Lines and Waveguides Summer 2016
K. Sunilkumar ECE - 5B
UNIT-3
UNIT -4
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Transmission Lines and Waveguides Summer 2016
K. Sunilkumar ECE - 5B
UNIT-5
8 and 16 marks
UNIT-1
1. Derive the general voltage and current solutions of transmission line? (16) – 4 times
2. Derive the equations for alpha and beta and obtain condition for distortion less line?
(16) 2 Times
3. Explain the purpose of loading telephone cable? State and explain the Campbell’s
formula for loading cables? (16)
4. Derive the expression for input impedance of a loss less line? (8) 2 Times
5. Discuss reflection factor and different kinds of transmission lines? (8)
6. When the finite line does appear as infinite line? Explain (8)
7. Derive the two useful forms of equations of voltage and current at any point on
transmission line and write their physical significance? (16)
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K. Sunilkumar ECE - 5B
8. From the T section network, derive the expression for the propagation constant
which helps you to predict the filter performance? (8)
9. Derive the expression for the characteristic impedance of a symmetrical pi network?
(8)
10. Explain in detail the reflection on a line not terminated in its characteristic
impedance? (16)
11. Explain the different kinds of distortions in a line and also derive the condition for
distortion-less line? (16)
12. Derive the physical significance of transmission line equation? (16)
13. Shows that the line is free from wave distortion hence define the constants?
14. Derive the expressions for the input impedance of dissipation less lines. Deduce the
input impedance of open and short circuited dissipation-less lines?
UNIT-2
UNIT-3
1. Derive the expression for field components of TM waves between parallel pates (8)
2. An air filed rectangular waveguide of inside dimensions 7 x 3.5 cm is operated in the
dominant mode (TE10). Find fc and Vp. (8)
3. Derive the TE wave in which the electric field strength is entirely transverse? (16)
4. Define wave impedance? Obtain the expressions for the wave impedance for TE, TM
and TEM waves in two parallel pate guiding mechanism (16)
5. Derive the expressions for TE waves between parallel pates starting from Maxwell’s
equations?
6. Explain the propagation characteristics of TM waves in infinitely long parallel plate
guiding mechanism. Also derive the field equations? (16)
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7. Explain the propagation characteristics of TEM waves in infinitely long parallel plate
guiding mechanism. Also derive the field equations (16)
8. Explain the velocity of propagation of waves between a pair of perfectly conducting
plates? (8)
9. An infinitely long conducting parallel plane is of separation 2cm. Calculate the cut-
off frequency, cut-off wavelength and phase velocity for TE10 mode and TE20
mode? (8)
10. Derive the expressions for the attenuation for TM waves between parallel planes?
(16)
11. Explain about TEM waves between a pair of parallel conducting planes? (16)
12. Derive the expression for the attenuation constant of TE waves in parallel plate
guiding systems (16) (2 Times)
13. Derive expressions for field components of TM waves between parallel plane system
(16)
14. Derive the characteristics of TE and TM waves and also derive cut-off frequency and
phase velocity? (16)
15. Explain the concept of transmission of TM and TEM waves between parallel plates?
(16)
16. Parallel perfectly conducting plates are separated by 10cm and filled with paper
whose dielectric constant is 7. This arrangement need to support TE10 mode. Find
a. Cut-off frequency
b. Velocity of propagation
c. Guide wavelength (16)
17. Derive the characteristics of TEM waves (16)
UNIT-4
1. Derive the equations that give relationships among fields within a rectangular
waveguide? (16)
2. Derive field equation for TE waves in rectangular waveguide? (16) (3 Times)
3. Design a rectangular waveguide with filling by a dielectric of er = 4, so that the cut-
off frequency of the dominant mode is 14GHz and the cut-off frequency of the TM11
mode is 30GHz? (16)
4. Derive the expressions for wave impedance for TE, TM and Tem waves in
rectangular waveguide? (16) (4 Times)
5. A rectangular air-filled copper waveguide with dimensions 0.9 inch x 4 inch cross
section and 12 inch length is operated at 9.2 GHz with a dominant mode. Find
a. Cut-off frequency
b. Phase velocity
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UNIT-5
1. Derive the Q factor of a rectangular cavity resonator for TE101 mode? (16) (3
Times)
2. Explain the rectangular waveguide resonator with suitable field equations (16)
3. Explain
a. Circular cavity resonator
b. Cavity excitation
4. Derive the expressions for the field components inside the cylindrical waveguide?
(16)
5. Draw the field configurations of different TE and TM modes for a circular
waveguide? (8)
6. Derive the expressions for
a. Cut off frequency
b. Phase constant
c. Velocity of propagation of waves in circular waveguide (16)
7. Explain the rectangular cavity resonator and obtain the corresponding field
components for TE and Tm waves (16) (2 Times)
8. Obtain the expression for the resonant frequency of circular cavity resonator (16)
(2 Times)
9. Derive the expressions for wave impedance in a circular waveguide (16)
10. Derive the expressions for the TM field components inside a circular waveguide
(16) (2 Times)
11. Derive the expressions for the TM field components inside a circular waveguide
using Bessel’s functions (16)
12. Derive TE waves in circular waveguide (16)
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