Lecture 8 - Transmission Lines and E.M waves

Lecture series on Transmission Lines and E.M Waves by Prof. R.K.Shevgaonkar, Dept of Electrical Engineering, IIT Bombay
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• Transmission
• Lines
• and
• E.M
• waves

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[mcmorranrobert]

Hi, I didn't really grasp the significants of the relationship between the complex number domain and the periodic functions(trig.), but now realize that the Smith Chart represents a 180 degree clockwise rotation on the chart as the result of the complex reciprical form of 1/i or 1/j,

because the relationship between the complex freq domain and a periodic signal is given by

cos wt = e^(jwt) + e^(-jwt)/ 2

sin wt = e^(jwt) - e^(-jwt)/ 2j.

Thank you

Robert

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