X=8 triaxial cable,inFigure 1 depicts acommonlyapplications where high levels of noiserejection are required. The dimensionsa, b and c are 3mm, 6mm and 9mm,respectively. The thickness of thecylindrical metal layers is small andmay be neglected. Thespacers have the same properties, with& = E2 = 3+ 0.1X.usedmeasurementdielectricTheinnerconductordevelopsapotential of oA = (15 – X) volts and theintermediate conductor is at op = -Þa-The outer conductor is grounded (c =0).Figure 1Sketch a plot of the electric potential as a function of r from the axisto the outside surface of the cable.(i)Note that X is the last digit of your student number. For example,if your number is C1700123, then ɛ, = ɛ2 = 3 + (0.1)(3) = 3.3 andPA = (15 – 3) = 12(ii)Estiamte the charge densities A on each conductor.

Following diagram depicts the triangle cable with inner, intermediate and outer conductors with…

Figure 1 depicts a triaxial cable, commonly applications where high levels of noise rejection are required. The dimensions a, b and c are 3mm, 6mm and 9mm, respectively. The thickness of the cylindrical metal layers is small and may be neglected. The dielectric spacers have the same properties, with E = E2 = 3+ 0.1X. c) used in measurement %3D inner conductor develops potential of 4 = (15 – X) volts and the intermediate conductor is at øâ = -$A- The outer conductor is grounded (c = 0). The a

Figure 1 depicts a triaxial cable, commonly applications where high levels of noise rejection are required. The dimensions a, b and c are 3mm, 6mm and 9mm, respectively. The thickness of the cylindrical metal layers is small and may be neglected. The dielectric spacers have the same properties, with E = E2 = 3+ 0.1X. c) used in measurement %3D inner conductor develops potential of 4 = (15 – X) volts and the intermediate conductor is at øâ = -$A- The outer conductor is grounded (c = 0). The a

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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