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A 100 V source with an internal impedance ZG feeds a lossless coaxial cable at a...

A 100 V source with an internal impedance ZG feeds a lossless coaxial cable at a frequency equal to 100 MHz. The load impedance of 100 ? is compensated with a reactance XL as shown in the circuit of Figure 1, calculate: a) The reactance XL required to obtain an input impedance purely real as seen from the source. b) The input impedance of the cable. c) The average power delivered to the compensated load. d) The average power delivered to the cable. e) The average power delivered by the source . 100

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