Measurement are made at 5 kHz on a 0.5 km long transmission line. The results show that the characteristic impedance is 944 - 23.2° N, the total attenuation is 0.06 Np, and the phase shift between input and output is 8°. Find: R, L, G and C per km for the line; The phase velocity on the line; The power lost on the line when the sending-end power is 3 W and the load is matched.

Measurement are made at 5 kHz on a 0.5 km long transmission line. The results show that the characteristic impedance is 944 - 23.2° N, the total attenuation is 0.06 Np, and the phase shift between input and output is 8°. Find: R, L, G and C per km for the line; The phase velocity on the line; The power lost on the line when the sending-end power is 3 W and the load is matched.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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