(iv) Consider the lumped-elements circuit drawn in Figure 2 below, which contains the same generator and load as the circuit in Figure 2, and replaces the coaxial cable with a capacitor of the same value Ccable as that of the coaxial cable described before. Draw the voltage Vl(t) for t = 0 – 40 ns. RG = 50 = Vi = Ccable RL 200 22 Vg = 1 V (S + Figure 2
Note: you should have learned the time evolution of RC circuits in 2nd year electronics. As a reminder, the general formula is of the form: v(t) = v(00) + [v(0) – v(0)] exp(-t/RC) = You may use a plotting software like Matlab to produce the graph, or calculate a few points and draw a line that goes smoothly through them. [6 marks] (v) Comment on the similarity between vi(t) obtained with the lumped-elements model above, and the graph of vi(t) you have obtained at point (iii) when properly describing the propagation through the cable. Are the two graphs approximately similar? Why? Clearly explain your reasoning. [2 marks]
(iv) Consider the lumped-elements circuit drawn in Figure 2 below, which contains the same generator and load as the cir
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(iv) Consider the lumped-elements circuit drawn in Figure 2 below, which contains the same generator and load as the cir
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