K
Krish
- Jan 1, 1970
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characteristic impedance of a line is square root of L/C. It does not
depend on the length. But the losses occuring in resistance, no matter
how small, is dependent on the length. Any literature to read on how
the length affects the charactristic impedance.
When doing circuit analysis, will this charactreritic impedance be
added to the series connecting element?
I have a device that says input impedance 50ohm, i am not using it.
But to use other part of the device i have terminate it with 50ohm.
How can i do it? can i just connect a 50ohm characterisitc impedance
cable and leave it?
thanks in advance
depend on the length. But the losses occuring in resistance, no matter
how small, is dependent on the length. Any literature to read on how
the length affects the charactristic impedance.
When doing circuit analysis, will this charactreritic impedance be
added to the series connecting element?
I have a device that says input impedance 50ohm, i am not using it.
But to use other part of the device i have terminate it with 50ohm.
How can i do it? can i just connect a 50ohm characterisitc impedance
cable and leave it?
thanks in advance