The following input impedance curves have been measured for a straight wire antenna asa function of frequency. The rectangular-shaded area on the left side graphs aremagnified on the right side graphs to read the values clearly.Input Impedance (9)12009006003000-300-600-900-1200Rin-XinRin=002to3Xin 052SCAM| Xin= -77062-Rin=10701.6f(GHz)magnifiedInput Impedance (92)200Rin-Xin150100500-50-100-150-200Rin-195.0Rin-73 2| Xin–8712Xin 022VWhat is the VSWR, on a 500 transmission line feeding this antenna at (a) 0.3 GHz,(b) 0.9 GHz, (c) 1 GHz, and (d) 1.6 GHz?If (GHz)

The following input impedance curves have been measured for a straight wire antenna as a function of frequency. The rectangular-shaded area on the left side graphs are magnified on the right side graphs to read the values clearly. (83) sowopody aduy 1200 900 600 300 0 -300 -600 -900 -1200 -Rin-Xin Rin=002 Vost | Xin-77062 1.6 -Rin=1070 2 Xin 01) 5 f(GHz) magnified Input Impedance (2) 200-Rin-Xin 150 100 50 0 -50 -100 -150 -20% Rin-1950 Rin 73 Xin – 871. Xin 062 V V. What is the VSWR, on a 500 transmission line feeding this antenna at (a) 0.3 GHz, (b) 0.9 GHz, (c) 1 GHz, and (d) 1.6 GHz? (GH₂)

The following input impedance curves have been measured for a straight wire antenna as a function of frequency. The rectangular-shaded area on the left side graphs are magnified on the right side graphs to read the values clearly. (83) sowopody aduy 1200 900 600 300 0 -300 -600 -900 -1200 -Rin-Xin Rin=002 Vost | Xin-77062 1.6 -Rin=1070 2 Xin 01) 5 f(GHz) magnified Input Impedance (2) 200-Rin-Xin 150 100 50 0 -50 -100 -150 -20% Rin-1950 Rin 73 Xin – 871. Xin 062 V V. What is the VSWR, on a 500 transmission line feeding this antenna at (a) 0.3 GHz, (b) 0.9 GHz, (c) 1 GHz, and (d) 1.6 GHz? (GH₂)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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