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Instructions: Answer Any Five (5) Questions. 1a. What is time division switching? With the help of block diagram, explain basic time division time switching method.

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  1. List the given parameters and calculate the angular frequency (ω\omega).

    • Frequency, f=10 MHz=10×106 Hzf = 10 \text{ MHz} = 10 \times 10^6 \text{ Hz}
    • Inductance, L=95.3 nH/m=95.3×10−9 H/mL = 95.3 \text{ nH/m} = 95.3 \times 10^{-9} \text{ H/m}
    • Capacitance, C=68.5 pF/m=68.5×10−12 F/mC = 68.5 \text{ pF/m} = 68.5 \times 10^{-12} \text{ F/m}
    • Resistance, R=0.685Ω/mR = 0.685 \Omega/\text{m}
    • Conductance, G=0G = 0

    The angular frequency is:

    ω=2πf=2π(10×106 Hz)=62.83185×106 rad/s\omega = 2 \pi f = 2 \pi (10 \times 10^6 \text{ Hz}) = 62.83185 \times 10^6 \text{ rad/s}

    Now, calculate the complex impedance per unit length (ZZ) and admittance per unit length (YY):

    Z=R+jωL=0.685+j(62.83185×106)(95.3×10−9)=0.685+j5.9880Ω/mZ = R + j\omega L = 0.685 + j(62.83185 \times 10^6)(95.3 \times 10^{-9}) = 0.685 + j5.9880 \Omega/\text{m} Y=G+jωC=0+j(62.83185×106)(68.5×10−12)=j4.3039×10−3 S/mY = G + j\omega C = 0 + j(62.83185 \times 10^6)(68.5 \times 10^{-12}) = j4.3039 \times 10^{-3} \text{ S/m}
  2. Calculate the characteristics impedance (Z0Z_0).

    The characteristic impedance is given by:

    Z0=ZY=R+jωLG+jωCZ_0 = \sqrt{\frac{Z}{Y}} = \sqrt{\frac{R + j\omega L}{G + j\omega C}} Z0=0.685+j5.9880j4.3039×10−3Z_0 = \sqrt{\frac{0.685 + j5.9880}{j4.3039 \times 10^{-3}}}

    To simplify, multiply the numerator and denominator inside the square root by −j-j:

    Z0=(0.685+j5.9880)(−j)j4.3039×10−3(−j)=5.9880−j0.6854.3039×10−3Z_0 = \sqrt{\frac{(0.685 + j5.9880)(-j)}{j4.3039 \times 10^{-3}(-j)}} = \sqrt{\frac{5.9880 - j0.685}{4.3039 \times 10^{-3}}} Z0=1391.26−j159.15Z_0 = \sqrt{1391.26 - j159.15}

    Convert the complex number to polar form:
    Magnitude: 1391.262+(−159.15)2=1400.33\sqrt{1391.26^2 + (-159.15)^2} = 1400.33
    Angle: arctan⁡(−159.151391.26)=−6.51∘\arctan\left(\frac{-159.15}{1391.26}\right) = -6.51^\circ
    So, 1391.26−j159.15=1400.33∠−6.51∘1391.26 - j159.15 = 1400.33 \angle -6.51^\circ.

    Z0=1400.33∠−6.51∘=1400.33∠(−6.51∘2)Z_0 = \sqrt{1400.33 \angle -6.51^\circ} = \sqrt{1400.33} \angle \left(\frac{-6.51^\circ}{2}\right) Z0=37.42∠−3.26∘ΩZ_0 = 37.42 \angle -3.26^\circ \Omega

    In rectangular form:

    Z0=37.42cos⁡(−3.26∘)+j37.42sin⁡(−3.26∘)=37.36−j2.12ΩZ_0 = 37.42 \cos(-3.26^\circ) + j37.42 \sin(-3.26^\circ) = 37.36 - j2.12 \Omega

    The characteristics impedance is: Z0=37.36−j2.12Ω\boxed{\mathbf{Z_0 = 37.36 - j2.12 \Omega}}

  3. Calculate the propagation constant (γ=α+jβ\gamma = \alpha + j\beta).

    The propagation constant is given by:

    γ=Z⋅Y=(R+jωL)(G+jωC)\gamma = \sqrt{Z \cdot Y} = \sqrt{(R + j\omega L)(G + j\omega C)} γ=(0.685+j5.9880)(j4.3039×10−3)\gamma = \sqrt{(0.685 + j5.9880)(j4.3039 \times 10^{-3})} γ=j(0.685×4.3039×10−3)+j2(5.9880×4.3039×10−3)\gamma = \sqrt{j(0.685 \times 4.3039 \times 10^{-3}) + j^2(5.9880 \times 4.3039 \times 10^{-3})} γ=j(2.9481×10−3)−(25.770×10−3)\gamma = \sqrt{j(2.9481 \times 10^{-3}) - (25.770 \times 10^{-3})} γ=−0.025770+j0.0029481\gamma = \sqrt{-0.025770 + j0.0029481}

    Convert the complex number to polar form:
    Magnitude: (−0.025770)2+(0.0029481)2=0.025938\sqrt{(-0.025770)^2 + (0.0029481)^2} = 0.025938
    Angle: arctan⁡(0.0029481−0.025770)=−6.51∘\arctan\left(\frac{0.0029481}{-0.025770}\right) = -6.51^\circ. Since the real part is negative and the imaginary part is positive, the angle is in the second quadrant: 180∘−6.51∘=173.49∘180^\circ - 6.51^\circ = 173.49^\circ.
    So, −0.025770+j0.0029481=0.025938∠173.49∘-0.025770 + j0.0029481 = 0.025938 \angle 173.49^\circ.

    γ=0.025938∠173.49∘=0.025938∠(173.49∘2)\gamma = \sqrt{0.025938 \angle 173.49^\circ} = \sqrt{0.025938} \angle \left(\frac{173.49^\circ}{2}\right) γ=0.16105∠86.745∘\gamma = 0.16105 \angle 86.745^\circ

    In rectangular form:

    γ=0.16105cos⁡(86.745∘)+j0.16105sin⁡(86.745∘)\gamma = 0.16105 \cos(86.745^\circ) + j0.16105 \sin(86.745^\circ) γ=0.00913+j0.1608\gamma = 0.00913 + j0.1608
  4. Determine the attenuation constant (α\alpha) and phase constant (β\beta).

    From γ=α+jβ\gamma = \alpha + j\beta:
    The attenuation constant is α=Re(γ)=0.00913 Np/m\alpha = \text{Re}(\gamma) = 0.00913 \text{ Np/m}.
    The phase constant (space shift constant) is β=Im(γ)=0.1608 rad/m\beta = \text{Im}(\gamma) = 0.1608 \text{ rad/m}.

    Convert the attenuation constant to dB/m:

    αdB=8.686×α=8.686×0.00913=0.0793 dB/m\alpha_{dB} = 8.686 \times \alpha = 8.686 \times 0.00913 = 0.0793 \text{ dB/m}

    The attenuation constant is: α=0.00913 Np/m or 0.0793 dB/m\boxed{\mathbf{\alpha = 0.00913 \text{ Np/m} \text{ or } 0.0793 \text{ dB/m}}}
    The space shift constant is: β=0.1608 rad/m\boxed{\mathbf{\beta = 0.1608 \text{ rad/m}}}

  5. Calculate the velocity of propagation (vpv_p).

    The velocity of propagation is given by:

    vp=ωβv_p = \frac{\omega}{\beta} vp=62.83185×106 rad/s0.1608 rad/mv_p = \frac{62.83185 \times 10^6 \text{ rad/s}}{0.1608 \text{ rad/m}} vp=390.74×106 m/sv_p = 390.74 \times 10^6 \text{ m/s} vp=3.91×108 m/sv_p = 3.91 \times 10^8 \text{ m/s}

    The velocity of propagation is: vp=3.91×108 m/s\boxed{\mathbf{v_p = 3.91 \times 10^8 \text{ m/s}}}

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