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 Transmission Medium Assignment TEACHER: Mr. Kemps Cheng STUDENT: Pengpeng Jiang (s3314504) Associate Degree in engineering Technology School of Engineering (TAFE) Transmission Medium (EEET2284) Assignment 2 (E4 ME3 group) Aim of Assignment: This individual assessment task will assess the understanding of transmission line, waveguide and optical fibre Due Date: 18 October, 2011 (Tuesday). Students will submit a written copy to your teacher or the reception on level 5 (building 57). Late penalty will apply after the due date. Contribution to Final Assessment: 12.5% Please attach the cover sheet to your assignment Calculate the Z0 of a coaxial cable with the inner diameter of the shield equals to 7.7 mm and an inner conductor diameter of 2.2 mm. The cable has a dielectric manufactured from polyethylene. D = 7.7mm d = 2.2mm k = the dielectric constant( according to the different material ) =1 Z0 = log10 = 75.08 What will be the VSWR, if we found the forward power is 5W and the reflected power is 0.5W. VSWR= == 1.925 List two types of waveguides, and explain each type of them. Rectangular Waveguide: Rectangular Waveguide means a waveguide having a rectangular cross section. This type of waveguide is the most popular one of all the other types. Rectangular Waveguide can be drawn as follows: a = dimension b = dimension z = the direction of propagation The inner situation is like: Circular Waveguide： Circular Waveguide means the waveguide whose cross-sectional area is circular. The use of a circular waveguide is found in radar applications there it is necessary to have a continuously rotation section. Modes in circular waveguide can be rotationally symmetrical while a circular waveguide is actually simpler to manufactur