VOLTAGE AND CURRENT WAVE

Wave Propagation Quiz

Test your knowledge on voltage and current waves with our comprehensive quiz on wave propagation and transmission lines!

16 challenging questions
Multiple choice format
Great for engineering students and professionals

16 Questions4 MinutesCreated by UnderstandingWave42

In D’Alembert’s equation appear the first time-derivative of voltage and current

True

False

The transition from overhead to cable lines help damping of transient phenomena

True

False

In actual overhead lines, the characteristic impedance is almost imaginary

True

False

In actual overhead lines, the characteristic impedance is almost real

True

False

. The real term of the propagation constant is responsible for the magnitude variation of the voltage or current

True

False

For a lossless line, whose length is equal to Λ/4, the ratio between sending end voltage and receiving end voltage tends to infinite

True

False

Polar diagram of the voltage along a line in no-load condition has the same shape of the polar diagram of the current for the same line in short circuit condition

True

False

In lossless line loaded with its characteristic impedance the current magnitude is constant for every position x

True

False

The imaginary term of the propagation constant is responsible for the phase variation of the voltage or current wave

True

False

In lossless line loaded with its characteristic impedance the voltage tends to increase from sending end to receiving end

True

False

In no-load condition the backward voltage wave is equal to zero

True

False

The wavelength lambda increases as the frequency increases

True

False

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Wave Propagation Quiz

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