2. Propagation on a two-conductor transmission line
In this section, we propose to study propagation on a two-conductor transmission line. To do this, we make the following assumptions:
the line is made up of two cylindrical metal conductors with an Ox axis (there is no flaring or narrowing of the structure);
the space between the two conductors is filled by a single homogeneous dielectric, with dielectric constants ε and µ (relative constants: εr = ε /ε0 and µr = µ /µ0) ;
propagation along the line is assumed to be TEM (transverse electric-magnetic) (sinusoidal regime), which means that the transverse dimensions of the line are smaller than the wavelength.
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Equivalent diagram of a section of line
Consider a section of line, of length dx, between x and x + dx. The equivalent diagram is shown in figure...
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Propagation on a two-conductor transmission line