Topic | Excentric coaxial cable |
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The heart of an electrical engineer beats
particularly hard here. The question is
very practical - how does the wave resistance of a coaxial cable change
if the inner conductor is not centrally located but has an offset? And that is where the bipolar coordinates come in handy - if you still know bipolar coordinates. Just take a look - it seems to be dry art. The practitioner is made aware of the mechanical limits of a good coaxial cable or cable connection. |
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Presentation | A brief introduction to bipolar coordinates and their application on 10 pages and 1.4 MB |
Data | A simple task on one sheet and only 20 kB file size |
Notes |
It is nothing special - but sometimes even small
things are great fun January 2018 |