Current and voltage in a grounded transmission line

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ashish.dltg

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Sep 16, 2007

a type of ... i donno

find the current i and voltage e in a line of length l,t seconds after the ends are suddenly grounded,given that i(x,0)=i0,e(x,0)=e0 sin (3.14x/l)

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Mentz114

Sep 16, 2007

You need to show some effort before we can help you. Do you know what e(x,0) signifies ?

Current and voltage in a grounded transmission line

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Current and voltage in a grounded transmission line

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