High Impedance Feedlines = Lower Loss - Why ?

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May 16th 05, 05:35 AM

Cecil Moore

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Brian Kelly wrote:
So there are conductor *and* dielectric I²R
losses to consider in this discussion yes?

Dielectric losses are usually considered to be
negligible at HF.
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