Pade Approximation of Line Parameters for the Analysis of Transient Processes in Uniform Lossy Lines
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Abstract
The aim of the research is to develop and validate an efficient method for analyzing transient processes in uniform lossy lines based on the Pade approximation of line parameters.It is used the synthesis in the frequencydomain of the characteristic impedance or admittance and the exponential propagation function, which are realized by classical methods of Foster and Caurer.As a result of the combination of the Pade approximation with general transmission line equations, the problem of transient analysis of the uniform loss line is brought to the calculation of a lossless line and a lumpedparameters network.So, it allows the analysis in the time-domain of the transients in twoconductor or multi-conductor transmission lines.The presented simulation results demonstrate the validity and the efficiency of the proposed model.The practical value of this research lies in the development of a tool that will enable engineers and scientists to analyze transient processes in uniform lossy lines more accurately and efficiently.This can lead to improved design and optimization of power and data transmission systems, reduced losses, and increased reliability of electrical and telecommunication networks.
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