34. If the load is a scries resistor R = Zo and inductor L, which statement is WRONG?
(A) The current at the load should be continuous versus t, due to the presence of L.
(B) The inductor is initially open, hence the voltage at the load will be Vo at  t =T⁺.
(C) The reflected wave will be of positive voltage for t> T.
(D)The voltage at the load will be zero as t tends to infinity.

30. A 50-Ω transmission line is terminated by a load. Which one of the following statements is wrong? (A)Ifthe load impedance is 0Ω and the electrical length of the transmission line is 90 degree, the input impedance is ∞. (B) If the load impedance is 100 Ω and the electrical length of the transmission line is 90 degree, the input impedance is 20Ω. (C) Ifthe load impedance is 200Ω and the electrical length of the transmission line is 180 degree, the input impedance is 200Ω. (D) If the load impedance is 30 Ω and the electrical length of the transmission line is 360 degree, the input impedance is 30Ω.

31. For the system impedance of Zo, what is the component which can match the impedance at point A to point B along the constant VSWR circle as shown in Fig. 1?  (A)A series capacitor. (B) A series resistor. (C) A series transmission line with characteristic impedance of Zo. (D)A shunt short-circuited transmission line with characteristic impedance of Zo.

32. Which one cannot allow TEM wave propagation? (A) Rectangular metal waveguide. (B)Coaxial cable. (C) Parallel-plate waveguide. (D)Stripline. 

33. If the load is a pure inductor L, which statement is WRONG? (A) A refected wave is resulted since the boundary condition at load is violated. (B) The inductor is initially open, hence the voltage at the load will be Vo at t =T+. (C) The reflccted wave will be of positive voltage for t > T. (D)The voltage at the load will be zero as t tends to infinity.

35. If the load is a pure capacitor C, which statement is WRONG? (A) The voltage at the load should be continuous versus t, due to the presence of C. (B) The capacitor is initially short, hence the voltage at the load will be O at t=T+. (C) The reflected wave will be of positive voltage for t much larger than T. (D)The voltage at the load will be zero as t tends to infinity.

36. If the load is a shunt connection of capacitor C and resistor R =Zo, which statement is WRONG? (A)The voltage at the load should be continuous versus t, due to the presence of C. (B) The capacitor is initially short, hence the voltage at the load will be zero at t=T. (C) The reflected wave will be of positive voltage for t much larger than T. (D) The voltage at the load will be Vo/2 as t tends to infinity.

37. Design a transmission line of characteristic impedance Zo and length , as shown in the Fig. 3, to match a resistive load RI = 300 Ω to a lossless transmission line of characteristic impedance Zo = 75 Ω (A)Z1= 150Ω,=λ/8 (B) Z1= 187.5Ω,=λ/8 (C) Z1= 150Ω,=λ/4 (D) Z1= 187.5Ω,=λ/4 (E)Z1= 150Ω, =λ/2

38. A 50-Ω transmission line is connected to a load of impedance ZL = 35 + j80Ω. Find the position d and length  of a short-circuited stub required for impedance matching, as shown in the Fig. 4. (A)d= 0.016λ,= 0.076 (B) (C)d= 0.266λ,= 0.0761； (D) (E) It is impossible to match the load using the single-stub matching circuit.

39. Figure 5 shows a power divider of power ratio PL1/PL2 =1, where PL1 and PL2 are the power delivered to the loads Rei and Riz, respectively. The loads have resistance RiI = 750 and RL2 = 300 , and the characteristic impedance of the transmission line is Z0 = 50 Ω . Find the characteristic impedances Z1 and Z2 of the quarter-wavelength transmission linesso that the impedance is matched from the source. (A) Z1=61.2Ω,Z2 = 122.5Q； (B)Z1= 122.5Ω, Z2=61.2Ω； (C)Z1=86.62Ω,Z2=173.2Ω； (D) Z1= 173.2Ω,Z2 =86.6Ω； (E) It is impossible to match the loads by using the quarter-wavelength transformers.

40. A 50-Ω transmission line is connected to a load of impedance ZL = 35 + j80Ω. Design a double-stub matching circuit shown in the Fig. 6. Short-circuited stubs are used and the position of the second stub is d =λ/8. (A) (B)(C)(D)(E) It is impossible to match the load using the double-stub matching circuit.