Losses due to Impedance Mismatch

Taylor Emma
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The transmission line, if not terminated with a matched load, occurs in losses. These losses are many types such as attenuation loss, reflection loss, transmission loss, return loss, insertion loss, etc.

Attenuation Loss

The loss that occurs due to the absorption of the signal in the transmission line is termed as Attenuation loss, which is represented as

Where

 

Reflection Loss

The loss that occurs due to the reflection of the signal due to impedance mismatch of the transmission line is termed as Reflection loss, which is represented as

Where

Transmission Loss

The loss that occurs while transmission through the transmission line is termed as Transmission loss, which is represented as

Where

Return Loss

The measure of the power reflected by the transmission line is termed as Return loss, which is represented as

Insertion Loss

The loss that occurs due to the energy transfer using a transmission line compared to energy transfer without a transmission line is termed as Insertion loss, which is represented as

Where

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