BÁO CÁO THÍ NGHIỆM KỸ THUẬT SIÊU CAO TẦN - LAB 1 Simple Frequency and Time Analysis

Comments:
-  As the frequency increases, the Load Voltage decreases and the Source Voltage increases.
-  At very high frequency, the Source and Load Voltage remain nearly unchanged.
-  At very high frequency, the Source and Load Current also remain nearly unchanged.
Explanation:
-  We have: ZCL= 1jω𝐶 𝐿=1j 2πf 𝐶𝐿
As the frequency increases, the capacitor impedance ZCL decreases. Thus, the load impedance decreases too. The changes in load impedance will cause the changes (increase) in the reflection coefficient. The load is mismatched so not  all  of  the  power from the source is delivered to the load.

This  loss is called Return loss. Therefore, the Load Voltage decreases whereas the  Source Voltage increases due to the addition of the return voltage from the load. Besides, when the load is mismatched, the presence of a reflected wave leads to standing wave where the magnitude of the voltage on the line is not constant.
-  At  very  high  frequency,  ZCL ≈  0  and  the  Reflection  coefficient  ≈  1:  total  reflection.
Thus, the Source and Load Voltage remain nearly unchanged. (Load Voltage ≈ 0).

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Comments:
-  As the frequency increases, the Load Voltage decreases and the Source Voltage increases.
-  At very high frequency, the Source and Load Voltage remain nearly unchanged.
-  At very high frequency, the Source and Load Current also remain nearly unchanged.
Explanation:
-  We have: ZCL= 1jω𝐶 𝐿=1j 2πf 𝐶𝐿
As the frequency increases, the capacitor impedance ZCL decreases. Thus, the load impedance decreases too. The changes in load impedance will cause the changes (increase) in the reflection coefficient. The load is mismatched so not  all  of  the  power from the source is delivered to the load.

This  loss is called Return loss. Therefore, the Load Voltage decreases whereas the  Source Voltage increases due to the addition of the return voltage from the load. Besides, when the load is mismatched, the presence of a reflected wave leads to standing wave where the magnitude of the voltage on the line is not constant.
-  At  very  high  frequency,  ZCL ≈  0  and  the  Reflection  coefficient  ≈  1:  total  reflection.
Thus, the Source and Load Voltage remain nearly unchanged. (Load Voltage ≈ 0).

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