Transmission lines possess inductance regardless of the medium, including a vacuum. The inductance is not significantly affected by the surrounding environment, as it is primarily determined by the physical characteristics of the transmission line itself. This discussion confirms that inductance exists as long as there is a current flowing through the line, making it a fundamental property of transmission lines.
PREREQUISITESElectrical engineers, physics students, and professionals involved in telecommunications or power transmission who seek to deepen their understanding of transmission line properties and behavior in different environments.
Nam_Sapper said:..and on a related topic, why can't you display diagrams or pictures directly in a message, but you can have letters 30 feet tall? How useful is that?
genhiit said:hello frnds, I am in jeopardu regarding d thing ,so u gyz uot there pleeze tell me can we have a inductance of a transmission line placed in vaccum?
hope u gyz will pull me outta this soup.
Not a good enough reason. All other physics forums manage to handle these problems fine.Because the size of the font does not alter the bandwidth needed to transmit a message while a photograph will. Additionally, allowing photos means you must moderate all photos(lots of work) or you must put up with the occasional naughty picture(not good when young ppl are around or foreign ntls who do not approve of such images frequent a site).
genhiit said:hello frnds, I am in jeopardu regarding d thing ,so u gyz uot there pleeze tell me can we have a inductance of a transmission line placed in vaccum?
hope u gyz will pull me outta this soup.