The discussion revolves around the inductance of transmission lines when placed in a vacuum. Participants explore whether inductance is affected by the medium surrounding the transmission line, specifically in a vacuum context.
Participants generally agree that inductance exists in a vacuum, but there are varying levels of elaboration and understanding regarding the implications of this. Some participants express frustration with the forum's features, which may distract from the technical discussion.
There are unresolved questions about the nature of inductance in different media and the implications of these discussions on practical applications. Some participants express dissatisfaction with the forum's capabilities, which may affect the clarity of technical discussions.
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.