1.

Impedance

20. Spectral analysis

36. 85 ohms

2. absorbs
3. 4:1

21. Losses in the

conducting walls of
the guide

37. equivalent to a
parallel resonant LC
circuit

4. dBr

22. Balun

38. 0.71

5. 1000 Hz

23. 10 ohms

39. 83%

6. that no power is
applied

24. 50 W

40. normalization

25. RG-211
26. 3

41. Transmitter,
receiver,
transmission channel

27. 21

42. Facsimile

28. depends on the

dielectric constant of
the material used

43. Call waiting tone

29. a quarter-wave
line

45. Induction coil

7. Reflection
coefficient
8. transfer maximum
power to the load
9. Dissipation factor

44. VF repeaters

10. 0 dBm
11. Standing waves

46. 10 pulses/sec
12. 10
13. 10-10 m

30. resistive load at

the resonant
frequency

14. Because of the

size of the waveguide

31. Ocean

15. Communications

32. Characteristic
impedance

-6

16. 20
17. Ground
18. 1
19. Low attenuation

47. Trunk line

48. MTSO
49. Base station
50. Frequency re-use

33. complex
propagation constant
34. 1.2 to 2.8
35. 0.6 to 0.9

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51. Lost calls of 5%

52. 3, 700 Hz
53. 1000 lines
54. Purely reactive
55. 12
56. 36 CCS
57. WATS
58. 300-3400 Hz
59. Manual switching
60. On-hook
61. Varistor
62. Electromagnetic
63. 0 to 4 kHz
64. Basic voice grade
(VG)

65. Dial-up network

83. 50 to 75 ohms

66. Assure the

customer that the
telephone is working

84. Above 3 GHz

67. Tie trunk

86. 50 ms

68. Tarif

87. 212 ohms

69. 3 dB

88. impedance
transformer

85. 4 kHz

70. 300-3400 Hz
89. waveguide
71. 1897
72. 52 sec

90. To keep the

waveguide dry

73. G. 122

91. phase velocity

74. 0.465 mm

92. Both B and C

75. Umbrella cells

93. transversely
across the narrow
dimension of the
waveguide

76. adaptive array

77. Analogue cellular
technology
78. completed
79. liable to radiate
80. Coefficient of
reflection
81. Quarter-wave
matching
82. Single-wire line

94. guide wavelength

95. greater than the
free-space
wavelength at the
same signal
frequency
96. the wide
dimension is greater
than one-half of the
wavelength in free
space

97. the group

velocity, Vg, is
increased

105. the line behaves

as a parallel-tuned
circuit in relation to
the generator

98. 5.32 cm
99. 7.0 cm
100. 3.89 cm

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106. any convenient

value
107. at the beginning
and at the end of the
cable
108. its input
impedance at the
generator is equal to
the lines surge
impedance

102. at a distance of
one quarter
wavelength from the
sealed end
103. A high value of
resistance
104. an impedance
mismatch between
the line and the load

120. 3 GHz
121. Waveguides
122. entropy
123. reduced
electromagnetic
interference
124. all of the above
125. inductance
126. Coaxial

109. transfer
maximum power to
the load
110. 3

101. the diference

between the
frequency at which
the cutof wavelength
is twice the narrow
dimension

119. mode

111. SWR
112. F3C and A3E

127. length
128. 120 ohms
129. Zo = ZL
130. adjusting the
length of
transmission line

113. AWG #19

131. Standing waves
114. Wavelength
132. 1
115. square root of
the dielectric
constant
116. Waveguide

133. 1.46
134. 0

117. balun

135. Reflection
coefficient

118. 0.5 km

136. 1.5

137. 300 MHz

169. 7.5 meters

138. Antennas

151. 8.686

139. Parallel resonant

circuit

152. 20 dB

140. Series resonant

circuit
141. Coaxial
142. Twisted pair
143. Coaxial cable
144. Length of the
wire
145. preventing AC
power supply voltage
from being shorted
by a balun or band
splitter

153. Reflectometer
154. 300 ohms
155. 324.04 ohms
156. 85 dBW
157. Bounded
medium
158. 232 ohms
159. 0.5 in
160. 1.7A
161. 1.5 dB

146. Adjacent
channel interference

162. 19,161 feet

147. Reducing the

efect of noise on the
TVRO video signal

163. 11,733 ft

148. 40db

165. dNp

149. Frequency and

voltage

166. Infinite or an
open circuit

150. 3-dB loss

167. VSWR

164. 2.0 W

168. 15 meters

170. 70.7 j1.97

ohms
171. -1.98
172. Length
173. A loss of one
half of the power
174. Low attenuation
175. No generators
are powerful enough
to excite them
176. 2 mW
177. +33 dBm
178. ISWR
179. 2:1
180. 0.44 dB
181. 6 in
182. 200 ohms
183. 1 dB
184. Parallel-wire line
185. 111.8 ohms
186. 4 W
187. 1

188. 2.09 mm
189. 316.2
190. 0.18 uH/ft
191. Absorption
coefficient
192. Decrease the
impedance
193. The higher the
resistance or the
smaller the diameter
194. /4 transformer
195. Reflectance
196. 176 ohms
197. 0.476 uF
198. 660 ohms
199. 0.03
200. Infinite

219. Permanently
zero
201. -10 dB
202. 1%
203. 10 dB

220. Stub
221. Teflon

204. -3 dB

222. Surge
impedance

205. PIN diode

223. 4.3 dB

206. 31 ohm, 80.5

ohm

224. Smith chart

207. 1.5

225. When return

loss is 0 dB

208. 6 dBm

226. 3.1 dB

209. Infinity

227. 1.56

210. Minimum

228. T1 = 0.81

211. 10 dBm

229. -23 dBm

212. 0.2 mW

230. 321 ohms

213. 180o out of

phase

231. 0.25

214. Purely inductive

215. Coaxial cable,
stripline, waveguide

232. Steady state

233. Reflection
coefficient

216. 7 dBm

234. Transmission
loss

217. All of the above

235. Decrease

218. Slower

236. Phillip H. Smith

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238. 13 dB
239. Load

261. Its input

impedance at the
generator is equal to
the lines surge
impedance
262. At the beginning
and at the end of the
cable

240. Insertion loss

241. Directional
coupler

263. 100 ohms

242. 3.35

264. 7.54 milliwatts

243. 0.0798 W

251. 75 ohms

244. dBm

252. 30 W

265. Transfer
maximum power to
the load

245. Neper

253. 4.244

266. 3

246. d. 33 dBm

254. A high value of

resistance

267. Mica

255. 1.013 uH

268. Is the product of

the surge impedance
and the lien current

256. An impedance
mismatch between
the line and the load

269. 0.066 m

257. 0.0745

270. Prevent
moisture from
entering the line

247. Attenuation
coefficient
248. Phase-shift
coefficient
249. Propagation
coefficient
250. Line primary
constant

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258. The line

behaves as a
parallel-tuned circuit
in relation to the
generator
259. 0.69
260. Any convenient
value

271. wavelength
272. Both A and B
273. 6 watts
274. 43.7 m
275. 205 ohms

276. 1:1

293. Narrow
bandwidth

306. Transmission
line

294. Series resonant

circuit

307. Longitudinal

277. 193.2 m
278. An impedance
mismatch

308. 22 pF
295. 1 + 0.25 ohms

279. Has a standing

wave ratio as near as
1:1 as possible

309. 1
296. Standing waves
310. Transverse

281. Length

297. A short-circuited
stub at some specific
distance from the
load

282. 120 ohms

298. 72 - j21 ohms

283. Reflection
coefficient

299. Depends on the

dielectric of the
material used

280. Infinite

284. 0.10 m

300. 32 W

311. Series Resonant

Circuit
312. Incident waves
313. Reflected waves
314. 1100 feet per
second
315. 215 ohms

285. 2.5
316. Frequency
286. 18 mW

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287. Tuned circuits

288. At both the
input and output
289. Parallel resonant
circuit
290. 136 W
291. 46.9 mW
292. 50

301. Guided
302. Transmission
Lines
303. 51.6 ohms
304. Unguided
305. Transmission
medium

318. Diferential
transmission lines
319. Series resonant
circuit
320. 24.3 ohms
321. Metallic circuit
currents
322. Longitudinal
currents

323. Balun

340. 345 ft.

351. Quad shielding

324. All of these

341. Category 3

352. Rigid air coaxial

cable

325. Standing waves

326. Open-wire lines

342. Adjusting the

length of
transmission line

327. Twin lead

343. Category 4

354. Solid flexible

coaxial cable

328. AWG 16 to AWG

26

344. Category 5e

355. 1.46

345. STP

356. Surge
impedance

329. 36.2 ohms

353. Capacitor

346. Plenum
330. The smaller the
diameter and the
higher the resistance

357. 300 ohms

347. Coaxial cable
358. 72 ohms
348. Shielding

331. Unshielded
twisted pair

359. 75 ohms
349. Dual shielding
360. Any of these

332. Parallel resonant

circuit
333. Two twist per
foot
334. 3.4 ft.
335. Series resonant
circuit
336. Level 1 or Cat 1
337. 4.5 kW

350. Tuned circuits

361. Equal
362. Velocity factor
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363. Dielectric
constant
364. 2.07 x 10^8 m/s
365. 0.66
366. Inductor

338. Level 2 or Cat 2

367. Inductance and

capacitance

339. 300 m

368. 0.67 sec

369. 328 MHz

388. Reflection
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370. Conductor loss

371. Zo = ZL

389. Quarter
wavelength

372. Resistance ratio

390. Length

373. Dielectric
heating

391. Quarterwavelength
transformer

374. Capacitor
375. Radiation loss
376. 1.5
377. Coupling loss
378. 120 ohms
379. Corona
380. Incident voltage
381. Reflected
voltage
382. Any of these
383. Reflection
coefficient

392. Use stub

matching
393. TDR
394. 120 m
395. 22.22 us

386. Standing wave

ratio
387. 0.6

402. Depends on the

dielectric constant of
the material used

396. Microstrip

403. A quarter-wave
line

397. Stripline

404. 0

398. A complex
impedance

405. Liable to radiate

399. Coax
400. Series resonant
circuit

406. Double stub

407. Narrow
bandwidth
408. Balun

384. Traveling waves

385. Standing waves

401. A short-circuited
stub at some specific
distance from the
load

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409. Parallel resonant

circuit
410. Inductor
411. Skin depth

412. Transfer
maximum power to
the load

430. Balanced mode

446. Harmonic
operation

431. Reflected
447. 6.6

413. Inductance and

capacitance
414. Balanced line
415. Physical
dimension

432. Resistive load

whose resistance is
less than the
characteristic
impedance of the line

448. 176
449. Its length
450. Decrease the
impedance

416. Category 4

433. Transfers
maximum power to
the load

417. Type 3

434. All of these

418. 3

435. Balun

419. Red/white stripe

and red

436. A quarterwave
line

420. Cat 7

437. 1

421. Series resonant

circuit

438. The incident

power

451. VSWR

422. Capacitive

439. Double stub

452. 2:1

423. Inductive

440. Stub

453. Ground

424. Equal

441. Permittivity

454. 1

425. 50 to 200

442. Characteristic
impedance

455. 72 ohms

426. Greater than

427. 0.8
428. Standing waves
429. Reflected

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456. 316
443. The reflected
power

457. 1

444. 0.66

458. Reflectometer

445. Permeability

459. A short-circuited
stub at some specific
distance from the
load
460. The wire size is
small with respect to
the spacing of the
conductors
461. Standing wave
462. Double stub
463. No
464. Voltage standing
wave ratio
465. Impedance of
the source and the
load are mismatched

472. Has the

characteristics of
parallel tuned circuit

486. Zero

473. Input and output

488. 2 and 0.333

474. An impedance
mismatched

489. 245

475. 2

487. Input

490. 132.29 ohms

476. 212

491. Using an LC
network

477. Reflection
coefficient

492. Standing waves

478. Radiation, I2R

and dielectric
Heating

493. 1
494. Zero

479. Load connected

to the output end of a
transmission line

495. Tuned circuits

480. Unbalanced

497. 1.5

481. 1.257 x 10-6

498. Single line wire

468. Resistive load at

the resonant
frequency

482. Two-wire
balanced line

499. 122 ohms

469. One

483. Thickness of
armor

470. 1.2:1

484. 100 ohms

496. 0.5

466. 1.67
467. Standing wave
ratio

471. The impedance

in equals impedance
out

500. A complex
impedance

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