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Characteristic impedance calculation:

 

Twincable (300 W ) Coax cable (50, 75, ..  Ohm )
  • L = 2.7 µH/m

  • C = 30 pF/m

  • Rs = 0.15 W/m

  • Rp = 1014 W/m

  • L = 0.5 µH/m

  • C = 47 pF/m

  • Rs = 0.002 W/m

  • Rp = 1012 W/m

 

 

 

Coax cable:

Zk = 138/er . log(D/d)  (W)

L = µrµ0/2p . ln(D/d)  (H/m)

C = 2pere0/ ln(D/d)  (F/m)

er: dielectric constant (relative permittivity) of the medium (if you don't know take 2.3, Polyethylene), air = 1

e0: permittivity of free space: 8.8542.10-12 F/m

d : the diameter of the inner conductor

D : the diameter of the outer conductor

µ0: Permeability of a vacuum: 4xp×10-7 H/m

µr: relative permeability of the medium: air = 1

 

 

Twin lead (balanced pair):

Zk = 276/er . log(2a/d)  (W)

L = µrµ0/p . ln(2a/d)  (H/m)

C = pere0/ ln(2a/d)  (F/m)

µr: relative permeability of the medium

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