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Reg Edwards wrote:
The condition for which Zo of a transmission line is always purely resistive (Zo = Ro) is extremely simple. It is - G = C * R / L Wonder why Ramo and Whinnery say that's an approximation for low-loss lines? If the R+jwL angle is equal to the G+jwC angle, doesn't that make Z0 purely resistive? -- 73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp |