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JakeC
Hi, I'm abit stuck on a question..
Zs=Ze+(R1+R2)x12xL\1000 What does the 12 represent?
Many thanks
Zs=Ze+(R1+R2)x12xL\1000 What does the 12 represent?
Many thanks
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is it 1.2 (not 12) to allow for temperature correction? just reread and it looks like confusion with Zs and volt drop calcs.
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JakeC
It's been retyped up so must be 1.2 :daisy:
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