Introduction to Transmission Lines Flashcards

1
Q

is defined as the path of carrying alternating electrical energy from source
to load.

A

transmission line

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2
Q

5 types of transmission mediums:

A

a. PARALLEL-LINE
b. TWISTED PAIR
c. SHIELDED PAIR
d. COAXIAL LINE
e. WAVEGUIDES

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3
Q

This line consists of two wires that are generally spaced from 2 to 6 inches apart by
insulating spacers.

A

Two-Wire Open Line

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4
Q

This type of transmission line is commonly used to connect a television receiving antenna to
a home television set.

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Two-wire Ribbon (Twin Lead)

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5
Q

2 types of parallel lines

A

Two-Wire Open Line
Two-wire Ribbon (Twin Lead)

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6
Q

The line consists of two insulated wires twisted together to form a flexible line without
the use of spacers.

A

TWISTED PAIR

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7
Q

It is not used for transmitting high frequency because of the high dielectric losses that
occur in the rubber insulation.

A

TWISTED PAIR

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8
Q

100 ohm copper cable that consists of 2 to 1800 unshielded twisted
pairs surrounded by an outer jacket

A

Unshielded Twisted Pair(UTP)

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9
Q

Different Categories of UTP cable

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CAT 1
CAT2
CAT 3
CAT 4
CAT 5
CAT 5e
CAT 6
CAT 6a
CAT 7

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10
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are usually used for telephone wiring. It transfers up to 1MBPS of data

A

CAT 1

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11
Q

are the second-lowest grade UTP cables used for supporting digital voice and data
communication. It transfers up to 4 MBPS of data

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CAT2

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12
Q

Cables are third-grade unshielded twisted pair cables used for Token Ring and 10BASE-T
Ethernet applications. It transfers up to 10 MBPS of data.

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CAT 3

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13
Q

Cables have four pairs of UTP copper cables used for Token ring networks. It transfers up to
16 MBPS of data.

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CAT 4

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14
Q

cables are used in structured cabling for Ethernet, Token ring, and Fast Ethernet connections.
It transfers up to 100 MBPS data.

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CAT 5

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15
Q

cables are very popular and used in Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet, and Fast Ethernet
connections. It transfers up to 1 GBPS data.

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CAT 5e

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16
Q

cables are high-grade UTP cables used for Gigabit Ethernet and 10 Ethernet (55m)
connections. It transfers up to 10 GBPS data.

17
Q

cables are also used for Gigabit Ethernet and 10 Ethernet (55m). It transfers up to 10 GBPS
data.

18
Q

cables are top graded UTP cables used for Gigabit Ethernet and 10 Ethernet (100m). It
transfers nearly 10 GBPS data.

19
Q

Consists of parallel conductors separated from each other and surrounded by a solid
dielectric. The conductors are contained within a braided copper tubing that acts as an
electrical shield

A

SHIELDED PAIR

20
Q

The assembly is covered with a rubber or flexible composition coating that protects the
line from moisture and mechanical damage.

A

SHIELDED PAIR

21
Q

consists of a central, insulated wire (inner conductor) mounted inside
a tubular outer conductor.

A

Rigid (Air) Coaxial Line

22
Q

Types of coaxial lines

A

Rigid (Air) Coaxial Line
Flexible or Solid Coaxial Lines

23
Q

Made with an inner conductor that consists of flexible wire insulated from the outer conductor
by a solid, continuous insulating material.

A

Flexible or Solid Coaxial Lines

24
Q

are cylindrical, elliptical, or rectangular (cylindrical and rectangular shapes.

A

WAVEGUIDES

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The electrical signal in a coaxial line is carried by the center conductor with respect to the grounded outer conductor.
Unbalanced Line
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The operation with the other types (two-wire, twisted pair, shielded pair) is usually done with this type of line. The same current flows in each wire but 180 degrees out of phase.
Balanced Line
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When signals that are 180 degrees out of phase cancel each other
Common Mode Rejection (CMR)
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Practical common mode rejection ratio figures
40-70 dB
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Circuits that convert between balanced and unbalanced operation
Baluns