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Communication Systems II Formula Sheet

1) The document covers topics related to communication systems including characteristic impedance, propagation velocity, voltage reflection coefficient, radio wave propagation, and free space propagation. 2) Key formulas are presented for calculating impedance of transmission lines like coaxial cables and parallel plate lines, as well as the velocity factor and propagation velocity of signals. 3) Concepts around power reflection, attenuation, and standing wave ratio (SWR) are defined in relation to impedance mismatches between transmission lines and loads.

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Communication Systems II Formula Sheet

1) The document covers topics related to communication systems including characteristic impedance, propagation velocity, voltage reflection coefficient, radio wave propagation, and free space propagation. 2) Key formulas are presented for calculating impedance of transmission lines like coaxial cables and parallel plate lines, as well as the velocity factor and propagation velocity of signals. 3) Concepts around power reflection, attenuation, and standing wave ratio (SWR) are defined in relation to impedance mismatches between transmission lines and loads.

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COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS II TEST I

Characteristic Impedance Vr  Vi Vt  Vr  Vi


L L L
ZO = T 
C v p vfC
- Coaxial Cable Length of Line/Wavelength/Phase Shift
D = inside diameter of outer conductor   wavelength
d = diameter of inner conductor L  length
ε r = relative permittivity of the dielectric   phase shift
138 D
ZO= log C  Speed of Light  300 106 m / s
εr d
d (m)  v
- Air Dielectric Parallel Line v( m / s )  1. v p  2.   p
t (s) T f
D = spacingbetween center of conductors
 v v C
r = conductor radius 3. L    o
g   f
D 360 f f
Z O =276log 1 L v
r f    360 d
1/4 Wave Shorted Stub T  t
C 1  Length of line in deg rees
Zo  ZoZl g   v f  g
f 4 4 L
   360

Velocity Factor and Propagation Velocity Im pedance looking int o line
v p  [Link] .line(m / s) Z  jZo tan 
Z  Zo L
v f  velocity. factor ( decimal. fraction) Zo  jZl tan 
C  speed .of .light  300 106 m / s SWR
1   Vmax
 r  [Link] tan t SWR  
1   Vmin
v 1
vf  p vf  vp  f   v f C SWR  ZO / ZL if ZO  ZL
C r
SWR  ZL / ZO if ZL  ZO

vp  Vmax  Vi  Vr Vmax  Vi  Vr
T
Response of Line Power Reflection
L(2( reflected back ?) PL  load power
T
vp Pr  power reflected from load
Gamma and Voltage Reflection Pi  incident power at load
Coefficient Pr   2 Pi 
PL  Pi 1   2 
vr  reflected voltage
Attenuation(dB)=L  Loss(ratio)
v  incident voltage
Loss (dB )
  Gamma  voltage reflection coefficient Voltage(ratio)=antilog
20
V Zl  Zo SWR  1 cm=m×100
 r  
Vi Zl  Zo SWR  1 m=cm÷100
Radio-Wave Propagation
- Electric and Magnetic Fields
COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS II TEST I

L  impedance of medium in ohms PD  power density in W / m 2


E  electric field strength in v / m Pt  total power in watts
H  magnetic field strength in A / m r  dis tan ce from antenna in meters
Z  Im pedancein ohms V2 E2
V  electromotive forcein volts P PD  PD  H 2 L
R L
I  current in apmeres PD  EH
  propagation velocity in medium Free Space Propagation
c  propagation velocity in free space P E2
PD  t 2 PD 
 300 106 m / s 4 r L
2
  permeability of medium H / m E P PL Pt L
 t 2 E2  t 2 E 
 permittivity of medium F / m L 4 r 4 r 4 r 2
377 Pt 30 Pt
r  relative permittivity in medium E 
4r 2
r
 dielectric cons tan t
GT  gain of Tx antenna
0  permittivity of free space
PT  total Tx power in watts
 vacuum permittivity
Aeff  effective area of antenna in m2
c V E
 Z L PR  power delivered to Rx in watts
r I H
GR  antenna gain as power ratio
GT
- For a lossless medium
 anti log 10

L PR  2GR
 EIRP  PT GT Aeff  Aeff 
Free Space PD 4
0  4 107 H / m Aeff PT GT  2GR PT GT  2GR PT GT
PR  Aeff PD   
0  8.854  1012 F / m 4 r 2 (4 )(4 r 2 ) (16 2 r 2 )
o
LO   377
o
  0
r  L 
0  r 0
o 1 377
  
0 r r
Power Density
P  power in watts
V  voltage in volts
R  resis tan ce in ohms

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