The voltage source and feed line impedance are subsumed into the magnetic current density.
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Since the transmission-line impedance of the cable and motor are different, pulses tend to reflect back from the motor terminals into the cable.
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For conducted emissions, typical transducers include the LISN ( Line Impedance Stabilisation Network ) or AMN ( Artificial Mains Network ) and the RF current clamp.
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The slight change in line impedance caused by the introduction of a tap or splice will show up on the screen of a TDR when connected to a phone line.
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Since telephone line impedances vary depending upon many factors and the relationship is not always smooth, analog hybrids are able to achieve only a few dB of guaranteed isolation.
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Rather than dealing with voltage or current individually, they ideally couple with an input or output impedance matched to the transmission line impedance, that is, match " ratios " of voltage to current.
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The effects of line impedance can be modeled with simplified circuits such as the short line approximation ( least accurate ), the medium line approximation ( more accurate ), and the long line approximation ( most accurate ) . Short line approximation.
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This is due to the nominal line impedance ( measured in Ohms but comprising both resistance and inductance ) of balanced lines being somewhat lower than that of UTP, thus supporting'weaker'signals ( however the solid-state electronics required to construct such digital interfaces are more costly ).
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LISN "'( line impedance stabilization network ) "'is a device used in conducted and radiated radio-frequency emission and susceptibility tests, as specified in various Electromagnetic compatibility ( EMC ) / EMI test standards ( e . g ., by CISPR, International Electrotechnical Commission, CENELEC, U . S . Federal Communications Commission, MIL-STD, etc .)
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