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Physics, 20.07.2021 16:10, lefloree

A 15 GHz signal is injected into a vacuum-filled, copper Ku-band waveguide. The waveguide is connected to another Ku-Band waveguide, but this one is filled with polyethylene (assume semi-infinite waveguides). Design a quarter-wavelength matching section to eliminate reflections from this configuration. Draw a picture of the system (the three waveguide sections) and label all relevant dimensions and values.

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