You have an underground buried cable, suppose the cable is defected (open circuit) somewhere along its length. Explain with the needed diagrams, how you can locate the position of the failure point. Suppose that you can calculate Vp from the characteristic of the cable.

You have an underground buried cable, suppose the cable is defected (open circuit) somewhere along its length. Explain with the needed diagrams, how you can locate the position of the failure point. Suppose that you can calculate Vp from the characteristic of the cable.

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Chapter5: Transmission Lines: Steady-state Operation

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