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Nominal and Parametric Self-Induction of Reactive Elements and Long Lines

Engineering and Technology
Vol.2 , No. 2, Publication Date: Apr. 3, 2015, Page: 69-73

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[1]	F. F. Mende, B.I. Verkin Institute for Low Temperature Physics and Engineering NAS Ukraine.

Abstract

In the article are examined the laws of the self-induction of reactive elements. It is shown that such reactive elements as capacity and inductance with their connection to the current generators and voltage present the effective resistance, whose value depends on time. Is introduced the concept of the parametric self-induction of reactive elements and long lines, which occurs when their parameters they change in the time. Introduction of this concept made possible to calculate the velocity of propagation of constant stresses and currents in the long lines, what cannot be made with the use of wave equations. Is examined the behavior of the input resistance of the long line, whose parameters change with mechanical method. It is shown that this resistance depends on the rate of lengthening line and can acquire negative importance in the case of the decrease of the length of line.

Keywords

Self-Induction, Capacity, Inductance, Long Line, Wave Drag, Telegraphic Equations

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