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Tonkolili
Can anyone help, how do I calculate Primary Line Coefficients R,L,G and C for a pre determined length of cable, actually the question is asking me to estimate, is there a general rule of thumb to use to do this.
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Silly Sausage
I had to look that one up!
They appear to me, to be characteristics of the cable, so I'm thinking you would need to look at the cable manufacturers data.
R & G can be calculated from the resistivity of the cable material and size.
They appear to me, to be characteristics of the cable, so I'm thinking you would need to look at the cable manufacturers data.
R & G can be calculated from the resistivity of the cable material and size.
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