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On Sun, 14 Feb 2010 11:14:29 -0800, Jeff Liebermann
wrote: A 450 ohm coaxial cable would be rather large. Zo = 450 = 138 log(b/a) (where b=OD and a=ID) For an inner conductor diameter of 1 mm, the outer shield diameter would need to be 1800 mm or about 71 inches. This solution for the formula also reveals the diminishing increase in Zo for two-line or one line against earth as the separation grows astronomically. Let's put a 1mm wire 1000m in the air, Zo = (138/e^.5) · log(4h/d) (138/1.667) · log(4000/0.001) 82.8 · log(4000000) 82.8 · 6.6 546 Ohms 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC |
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