Propagation Constant in Long Transmission Line Formulas

Propagation Constant is defined as the measure of the change in amplitude and phase per unit distance in a transmission line. And is denoted by γ.

Formulas to find Propagation Constant in Long Transmission Line

fxPropagation Constant using A Parameter (LTL)Go

fxPropagation Constant using B Parameter (LTL)Go

fxPropagation Constant (LTL)Go

fxPropagation Constant using C Parameter (LTL)Go

fxPropagation Constant using D Parameter (LTL)Go

fxCharacteristic Impedance using B Parameter (LTL)Go

fxCharacteristic Impedance using C Parameter (LTL)Go

fxImpedance using Propagation Constant (LTL)Go

fxAdmittance using Propagation Constant (LTL)Go

fxCharacteristic Impedance using Sending End Current (LTL)Go

fxCharacteristic Impedance using Sending End Voltage (LTL)Go

fxSending End Voltage (LTL)Go

fxSending End Current (LTL)Go

fxReceiving End Current using Sending End Voltage (LTL)Go

fxReceiving End Current using Sending End Current (LTL)Go

fxReceiving End Voltage using Sending End Current (LTL)Go

fxLength using C Parameter (LTL)Go

fxLength using D Parameter (LTL)Go

fxLength using A Parameter (LTL)Go

fxLength using B Parameter (LTL)Go

fx A Parameter Go

fx Length Go

fx B Parameter Go

fx Characteristic Impedance Go

fx Admittance Go

fx Impedance Go

fx C Parameter Go

fx D Parameter Go