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On 17 Apr 2006 00:32:58 -0700, "Jzhao" wrote:
+Hi, James, + +thanks for your formula, but, one question is what is 299.8 for? +by the way, something should be defined, i need the answer of this +question based on the RF 50 Ohm and when it is working on high +frequency (GHz). + +the insertion loss of the adaptor can be calculated approximative. +with the intention that sometime we need to know the electrical length +on test measurement technology. ***** That is the distance that light travels in meters in one second in free space. james |
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