A 60Km cable serving a client on a PSTN was tested by the installation engineer during installation and obtained Characteristic impedance of 68 at -0.7 degrees Ω. The impedance at the sending end was 115 - j 138 when line was open circuited at the load end. i. Evaluate the sending end impedance if the client end is open circuited.

A 60Km cable serving a client on a PSTN was tested by the installation engineer during installation and obtained Characteristic impedance of 68 at -0.7 degrees Ω. The impedance at the sending end was 115 - j 138 when line was open circuited at the load end. i. Evaluate the sending end impedance if the client end is open circuited.

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter4: Transmission Line Parameters

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Problem 4.10MCQ: Transmission line conductance is usually neglected in power system studies. True False

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