Description Usage Arguments Examples
Calculates the impedance of a finite length transmission line where one rail has zero impedance, the other parallel rail has resistance of R for each unit, where a component U connects the two rails which is a complex vector of impedance values for any other equivalent circuit, and the transmission line is n units long. The maximum length is 25 units.
1 | trans_line(R, U, n)
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R |
The resistance in one of the parallel rails per unit in Ohms. |
U |
A complex vector (i.e., the result of any other impedance calculation) |
n |
The number of units in the transmission line |
1 | trans_line(R = 2, U = Z_C(1E-6, omega_range(low.logf = -1, high.logf = 5, p.per.dec = 10)), n = 10) # this is equivalent to the FSW.
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