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From the results of Example 13.2, plot the voltage and current profiles along the line at times τ/2,τ, and 2τ. That is, plot v(x,τ/2)and i(x,τ/2)versusx for 0x1; then plotv(x,τ),i(x,x),v(x,2τ) and i(x,2x) versusx .

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The plot vx,τ2 andix,τ2 versesx .

The plot v(x,τ) andi(x,τ) verses x.

The plot v(x,2τ) andi(x,2τ) versesx .

Step by step solution

01

Write the given data from the question.

The source voltage,eG(t)=Eu1(t)

The impedance,ZG(t)=Zc

The result of the example 13.2.

The Laplace of voltage at distance x is v(x,t)=E2u1txv+E2u1t+xv2τ.

The Laplace of current at distance xis i(x,t)=E2Zcu1txvE2Zcu1t+xv2τ.

02

Plot the voltage and current profiles along the line at times τ/2,τ , and 2τ .

Let lis the length of the line v is the velocity of the wave and τ is the transit time of the wave.

The Laplace of voltage at distance x,

v(x,t)=E2u1txv+E2u1t+xv2τ

Substitute τ2for t into above equation.

vx,τ2=E2u1τ2xv+E2u1τ2+xv2τ

Substitute lvfor τinto above equation.

vx,τ2=E2u1l2vxv+E2u1l2v+xv2τ

The Laplace of current at distancex

i(x,t)=E2Zcu1txvE2Zcu1t+xv2τ

Substituteτ2 fort into above equation.

ix,τ2=E2Zcu1τ2xvE2Zcu1τ2+xv2τ

Substitutelv forτ into above equation.

ix,τ2=E2Zcu1l2vxvE2Zcu1l2v+xv2τ

Draw the plot vx,τ2 andix,τ2 verses x.

The Laplace of voltage at distancex ,

v(x,t)=E2u1txv+E2u1t+xv2τ

Substitute τfor tinto above equation.

v(x,τ)=E2u1τxv+E2u1τ+xv2τ

Substitutelv forτ into above equation.

vx,τ2=E2u1lvxv+E2u1lv+xv2τ

The Laplace of current at distancex

i(x,t)=E2Zcu1txvE2Zcu1t+xv2τ

Substitute τfor tinto above equation.

i(x,τ)=E2Zcu1τxvE2Zcu1τ+xv2τ

Substitutelv forτ into above equation.

i(x,τ)=E2Zcu1lvxvE2Zcu1lv+xv2τ

Draw the plotv(x,τ) andi(x,τ) verses x .

The Laplace of voltage at distancex ,

v(x,t)=E2u1txv+E2u1t+xv2τ

Substitute2τ fort into above equation.

v(x,2τ)=E2u12τxv+E2u12τ+xv2τv(x,2τ)=E2u12τxv+E2u1xv

Substitutelv forτ into above equation.

v(x,2τ)=E2u12lvxv+E2u1xv

The Laplace of current at distancex

i(x,t)=E2Zcu1txvE2Zcu1t+xv2τ

Substitute 2τfor tinto above equation.

i(x,2τ)=E2Zcu12τxvE2Zcu12τ+xv2τi(x,2τ)=E2Zcu12τxvE2Zcu1xv

Substitutelv forτ into above equation.

i(x,2τ)=E2Zcu12lvxvE2Zcu1xv

Draw the plot v(x,2τ) and i(x,2τ)versesx .

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