A cable has the following primary con- stants: resistance R=802/loop km, conductance, G=2 µS/km, and capacitance C=5 nF/km. Deter- mine, for minimum distortion at a frequency of 1.5 kHz (a) the value of inductance per loop kilometre required, (b) the propagation coefficient, (c) the velocity of propagation of signal, and (d) the wavelength on the line.

A cable has the following primary con- stants: resistance R=802/loop km, conductance, G=2 µS/km, and capacitance C=5 nF/km. Deter- mine, for minimum distortion at a frequency of 1.5 kHz (a) the value of inductance per loop kilometre required, (b) the propagation coefficient, (c) the velocity of propagation of signal, and (d) the wavelength on the line.

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A cable has the following primary con-
stants: resistance R = 80 22/loop km, conductance,
G=2 µS/km, and capacitance C=5 nF/km. Deter-
mine, for minimum distortion at a frequency of 1.5 kHz
(a) the value of inductance per loop kilometre required,
(b) the propagation coefficient, (c) the velocity of
propagation of signal, and (d) the wavelength on
the line.

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