The potential of the inner conductor of a coaxial cable is Vi=18 V and the outer conductor potential is Vo=96 V as illustrated in the figure. Inner conductor radius is a=6.1 mm and outer conductor radius is b32.2 mm. The insulator between the two conductors is free space, i.e., e=80. In the formula, written in standard units, for the potential function in the insulator, the constant term is= Potential value at p-19.15 mm is= V Potential value at p=3.05mm is= V

The potential of the inner conductor of a coaxial cable is Vi=18 V and the outer conductor potential is Vo=96 V as illustrated in the figure. Inner conductor radius is a=6.1 mm and outer conductor radius is b32.2 mm. The insulator between the two conductors is free space, i.e., e=80. In the formula, written in standard units, for the potential function in the insulator, the constant term is= Potential value at p-19.15 mm is= V Potential value at p=3.05mm is= V

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