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Rework Example 13.4 with ZR=5Zcand ZG=Zc3.

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The voltage at the centre of the line is

vx,t=3E4u1tτ2+23u1t3τ213u1t5τ229u1t7τ2+19u1t9τ2+227u1t11τ2127u1t13τ2281u1t15τ2+...........

Plot voltage verses time curve.

The steady state value of the voltage is.0.9375E V

The steady state value of the voltage is.0.9375E V

Step by step solution

01

Write the given data from the question.

The source voltage,eGt=Eu1t

The Source impedance,ZG=Zc3

The receiving end impedance,ZR=5Zc

02

Determine the equation to calculate the voltage at the centre of the line.

The equation to calculate the receiving end voltage reflection is given as follows.

ΓRs=ZRsZc-1ZRsZc+1 …… (1)

Here, ZRsis the receiving end impedance and Zcis the characteristics impedance.

The equation to calculate the sending end voltage reflection is given as follows.

ΓSs=ZGsZc-1ZGsZc+1 …… (2)

The equation to calculate the voltage at distancex is given as follows.

Vx,s=EGsZcZc+ZGse-sxv+ΓRsesxv-2τ1-ΓRsΓSse-2sτ …… (3)

Here, vis the velocity of the wave andτ is the transit time of the wave.

03

Calculate and plot the voltage at the centre of the line.

The Laplace of the source voltage,EGs=Es

Calculate the receiving end voltage reflection.

Substitute 5Zcfor ZRsinto equation (1).

ΓRs=5ZcZc15ZcZc+1ΓRs=515+1ΓRs=46ΓRs=23 pu

Calculate the sending end voltage reflection.

Substitute Zc3for ZGsinto equation (2).

ΓSs=Zc3Zc1Zc3Zc+1ΓSs=13113+1ΓSs=12 pu

Calculate the Laplace of voltage at distance .x

Substitute 5Zcfor ZR, Esfor EG,23for ΓRand 12for ΓSinto equation (3).

Vx,s=EsZcZc+Zc3esxv+23esxv2τ12312e2sτVx,s=Es11+13esxv+23esxv2τ1+13e2sτ

Vx,s=3E4sesxv+23esxv2τ1+13e2sτ …… (5)

Expand the term ,11+13e2sτ

1+13e2sτ=113e2sτ+13e2sτ213e2sτ3+13e2sτ4.......1+13e2sτ=113e2sτ+19e4sτ127e6sτ+181e8sτ.....

Substitute 113e2sτ+19e4sτ127e6sτ+181e8sτ.....for 11+13e2sτ into equation (1).

Vx,s=3E4sesxv+23esxv2τ113e2sτ+19e4sτ127e6sτ+181e8sτ.....Vx,s=3E4sesxv+23esxv2τ13esxv+23esxv2τe2sτ+19esxv+23esxv2τe4sτ127esxv+23esxv2τe6sτ+........Vx,s=3E4sesxv+23esxv2τ13esxv+2τ29esxv4τ+19esxv+4τ+227esxv6τ127esxv+6τ281esxv8τ

Take the Laplace inverse of the above equation as,/

vx,t=3E4u1txv+23u1t+xv2τ_13u1txv2τ29u1txv4τ+19u1txv4τ+227u1txv6τ127u1txv6τ281u1txv8τ+...........

Substitute l2for xinto above equation.

vx,t=3E4u1tl2v+23u1t+l2v2τ_13u1tl2v2τ29u1tl2v4τ+19u1tl2v4τ+227u1tl2v6τ127u1tl2v6τ281u1tl2v8τ+...........

Substitute lvfor τinto above equation.

vx,t=3E4u1tτ2+23u1t+τ22τ_13u1tτ22τ29u1t+τ24τ+19u1tτ24τ+227u1t+τ26τ127u1tτ26τ281u1t+τ28τ+...........vx,t=3E4u1tτ2+23u1t3τ213u1t5τ229u1t7τ2+19u1t9τ2+227u1t11τ2127u1t13τ2281u1t15τ2+...........

Hence the voltage at the centre of the line is.

vx,t=3E4u1tτ2+23u1t3τ213u1t5τ229u1t7τ2+19u1t9τ2+227u1t11τ2127u1t13τ2281u1t15τ2+...........

By substituting the value of localid="1656148716852" t, calculate the respective value for .localid="1656148707657" vl2,t

Plot voltage verses time curve.

Calculate the steady state value of the voltage,

vsst=lims0sVx,s

Substitute 3E4sesxv+23esxv2τ1+13e2sτfor vx,sinto above equation.

vsst=lims0s×3E4sesxv+23esxv2τ1+13e2sτvsst=3E4lims0esxv+23esxv2τ1+13e2sτvsst=3E4e0xv+23e0xv2τ1+13e20τvsst=3E41+231+13

Solve further as,

vsst=3E4×54vsst=15E16Vsst=0.9375E V

Hence the steady state value of the voltage is .0.9375E V

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