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Although the formulae did not copy properly, if one wants to help me with
this, they can go to the link below for the proper fomatting of these formulae. I would really appreciate it. Thank you. j/b d= .0808 (12 gauge stranded copper) S= 6 inches r=Effective dielectric constant (Air = 1.00054) Here is the Wikipedia link for these formulae: http://unblockmoney.info/browse.php?...xhZGRlcl9saW5l The formula to calculate the impedance of ladder line is: The formula to calculate the impedance of open (air dielectric) ladder line is: The formula to calculate the distance between conductors of open ladder line is: Whe Z0 = Impedance. S = Center to center distance between wires. d = Diameter of the wire. r = Effective dielectric constant (Air = 1.00054). The unit of measure for S and d are not critical as long as they are the same. I GET DIFFERENT RESULTS WHEN COMPARING TO A GRAPH. |
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