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Try this out for size: - Hope it's clear. Maybe a little simulation of 10 km 600 Ω line might help paint a better picture: - The voltage (V1) that feeds the t-line via the 100 Ω lamp is a 1 v...
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#5: Post edited
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Andy aka
·
2021-12-11T11:42:43Z (over 2 years ago)
- Try this out for size: -
- 
- Hope it's clear. Maybe a little simulation of 10 km 600 Ω line might help paint a better picture: -
- 
The voltage (V1) that feeds the t-line and returns through the 100 Ω lamp is a 1 volt step. The end of the t-line is shorted: -- 
- Points to note: -
- - Immediately the t-line acts like a 600 Ω line and immediately some current (1.429 mA) is passing through the lamp. This is important because it basically tells you that the daft video is er... daft.
- - After some time has passed, the current eventually rises in steps to a value of 10 mA (1 volt / 100 Ω).
- Try this out for size: -
- 
- Hope it's clear. Maybe a little simulation of 10 km 600 Ω line might help paint a better picture: -
- 
- The voltage (V1) that feeds the t-line via the 100 Ω lamp is a 1 volt step. The end of the t-line is shorted: -
- 
- Points to note: -
- - Immediately the t-line acts like a 600 Ω line and immediately some current (1.429 mA) is passing through the lamp. This is important because it basically tells you that the daft video is er... daft.
- - After some time has passed, the current eventually rises in steps to a value of 10 mA (1 volt / 100 Ω).
#4: Post edited
by
Andy aka
·
2021-12-10T14:30:45Z (over 2 years ago)
- Try this out for size: -
- 
- Hope it's clear. Maybe a little simulation of 10 km 600 Ω line might help paint a better picture: -
- 
The voltage that feeds the t-line and returns through the 100 Ω lamp is a 1 volt step. The end of the t-line is shorted: -- 
- Points to note: -
- - Immediately the t-line acts like a 600 Ω line and immediately some current (1.429 mA) is passing through the lamp. This is important because it basically tells you that the daft video is er... daft.
- - After some time has passed, the current eventually rises in steps to a value of 10 mA (1 volt / 100 Ω).
- Try this out for size: -
- 
- Hope it's clear. Maybe a little simulation of 10 km 600 Ω line might help paint a better picture: -
- 
- The voltage (V1) that feeds the t-line and returns through the 100 Ω lamp is a 1 volt step. The end of the t-line is shorted: -
- 
- Points to note: -
- - Immediately the t-line acts like a 600 Ω line and immediately some current (1.429 mA) is passing through the lamp. This is important because it basically tells you that the daft video is er... daft.
- - After some time has passed, the current eventually rises in steps to a value of 10 mA (1 volt / 100 Ω).
#3: Post edited
by
Andy aka
·
2021-12-10T13:52:12Z (over 2 years ago)
- Try this out for size: -
- 
Hope it's clear.
- Try this out for size: -
- 
- Hope it's clear. Maybe a little simulation of 10 km 600 Ω line might help paint a better picture: -
- 
- The voltage that feeds the t-line and returns through the 100 Ω lamp is a 1 volt step. The end of the t-line is shorted: -
- 
- Points to note: -
- - Immediately the t-line acts like a 600 Ω line and immediately some current (1.429 mA) is passing through the lamp. This is important because it basically tells you that the daft video is er... daft.
- - After some time has passed, the current eventually rises in steps to a value of 10 mA (1 volt / 100 Ω).
#2: Post edited
by
Andy aka
·
2021-12-09T14:41:28Z (over 2 years ago)
- Try this out for size: -
- Hope it's clear.
- Try this out for size: -
- 
- Hope it's clear.
#1: Initial revision
by
Andy aka
·
2021-12-08T19:30:26Z (over 2 years ago)
Try this out for size: -  Hope it's clear.