An RF transmitter system at 10 GHz is feeding two antennas as shown below. All transmission lines are loss-less. Calcula

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An RF transmitter system at 10 GHz is feeding two antennas as shown below. All transmission lines are loss-less. Calculate the input impedance Zin at the beginning of the feedline. Rg mo 0.3x22 zin Zo Figure 9: for Q7. 201 toi 202 61 262 Zo=50 201 202 = 75 241125 (antenna 1) R62-25√2 (antenna 2)
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