Normalized Current in Transmission Lines Explained

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in transmission lines i came across words such as mormalized current and normalized voltage...what do they mean..does it have nething 2 do wid division??
 
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swty todd said:
in transmission lines i came across words such as mormalized current and normalized voltage...what do they mean..does it have nething 2 do wid division??

Hi swty todd! :smile:

From http://www.answers.com/topic/normalized-current
The current divided by the square root of the characteristic admittance of a waveguide or transmission line.
From http://www.answers.com/topic/normalized-voltage
The voltage divided by the square root of the characteristic impedance of a waveguide or transmission line.