The discussion centers on calculating the primary coefficients R (resistance), L (inductance), C (capacitance), and G (conductance) for a transmission line operating at 250 MHz with a characteristic impedance (Z0) of 50 Ohms and a propagation coefficient (γ) of 0.4 + j7.5 per meter. Participants express confusion over the formulas required for these calculations. The Wikipedia article on transmission lines is recommended as a valuable resource for understanding the necessary concepts and formulas.
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fran1942 said:Homework Statement
If a transmission line operating at 250 MHz has a characteristic impedance Z0 of
50 Ohm and propagation coefficient γ = 0.4 + j7.5 per meter, calculate its primary
coefficients R, L, C and G.
Hello, I do not know what formula I can use to solve this problem.
If anyone can give me some help it would be much appreciated.