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    Ofthetemodeisgivenby: E A Y B

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    NEHA PARMAR
    The document contains 6 problems related to RF engineering concepts. Problem 1 describes a TE mode in a rectangular waveguide operating at 6 GHz and asks for the mode, cutoff frequency, intrinsic impedance, and the x-component of the magnetic field. Problem 2 involves calculating the width and length of a microstrip line matching section for a specified VSWR. Problem 3 asks about the length of a half-wave dipole antenna and calculating the electric field from an AM radio transmitter.

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    Ofthetemodeisgivenby: E A Y B

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    The document contains 6 problems related to RF engineering concepts. Problem 1 describes a TE mode in a rectangular waveguide operating at 6 GHz and asks for the mode, cutoff frequency, intrinsic impedance, and the x-component of the magnetic field. Problem 2 involves calculating the width and length of a microstrip line matching section for a specified VSWR. Problem 3 asks about the length of a half-wave dipole antenna and calculating the electric field from an AM radio transmitter.

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    The document contains 6 problems related to RF engineering concepts. Problem 1 describes a TE mode in a rectangular waveguide operating at 6 GHz and asks for the mode, cutoff frequency, intrinsic impedance, and the x-component of the magnetic field. Problem 2 involves calculating the width and length of a microstrip line matching section for a specified VSWR. Problem 3 asks about the length of a half-wave dipole antenna and calculating the electric field from an AM radio transmitter.

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    Ofthetemodeisgivenby: E A Y B

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    NEHA PARMAR
    The document contains 6 problems related to RF engineering concepts. Problem 1 describes a TE mode in a rectangular waveguide operating at 6 GHz and asks for the mode, cutoff frequency, intrinsic impedance, and the x-component of the magnetic field. Problem 2 involves calculating the width and length of a microstrip line matching section for a specified VSWR. Problem 3 asks about the length of a half-wave dipole antenna and calculating the electric field from an AM radio transmitter.

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    of 6

    1.

    In an air-filled rectangular waveguide operating at 6 GHz, the y-component of the


    electric field E y of the TE mode is given by :

    ( ) ()
    E y =5 sin
    2x
    a
    cos
    y
    b
    sin (t−12 z ) V/m

    Determine:
    The mode of operation
    Cut off frequency of the mode
    The intrinsic of the mode
    The x component of the magnetic field
    2. A 50 ohms microstrip line has stub tuner of length l as shown in Fig. below. The
    circuit is built on Duroid 5870 with dielectric constant of 2.3 and a thickness of 0.062
    1
    in. At 3 GHz, l is designed to be ❑ g. Calculate width and length of the Microstrip
    4
    line. What is the value of VSWR at 6 GHz.
    3. An AM radio station operates at 600 kHz transmitting an output power of 100 kW
    using a monopole antenna as shown in Figure below. (a) What is the length of
    anthenna is the antenna is an equivalent half wave dipole. (b) What is the maximum
    rms electric field in volts per meter at a distance 100 km away from the station. The
    half wave dipole has an antenna gain of 1.64.

    Solution:
    4. In the system shown in Fig. 4.39, calculate the output power in milliwatts when (a)
    the switch is on and (b) the switch is off. The switch has an insertion loss of 1 dB and
    an isolation of 30 dB.

    Solution
    5. The output stage of an RF front-end consists of an amplifier followed by a filter and
    then an antenna. The amplifier has a gain of 33 dB, the filter has a loss of 2.2 dB, and
    of the power input to the antenna, 45% is lost as heat due to resistive losses. If the
    power input to the amplifier is 1 W, Determine the following:
    (a) What is the power input to the amplifier expressed in dBm?
    (b) Express the loss of the antenna in dB. 45% of the power input to the antenna is
    dissipated as heat.
    (c) What is the total gain of the RF front end (amplifier + filter + antenna)?
    (d) What is the total power radiated by the antenna in dBm?
    (e) What is the total power radiated by the antenna?
    6. A 50  transmission line is matched to a 10 V source and feeds a load Z L = 100 . If
    dB
    the line is 2.3λ long and has an attenuation constant α = 0.5 , find the powers that
    λ
    are delivered by the source, lost in the line, and delivered to the load.

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