Advanced theory of electricity and magnetism; A text-book for colleges and technical schools (1915)
Franklin, William S. (William Suddards), 1863-1930, MacNutt, Barry, 1878-1936. joint author · New York, Macmillan · leaf 255
uency at the other end. The alternator inFigs. 179 and 180 is assumed to have a very low voltage because after the line is onceoscillating (its resistance and leakage being assumed to be negligible) no percep-tible generator voltage is required to maintain the oscillation. 17 a\2 ADVANCED… … Fig. 182.Voltage distribution over oscillating transmission line open at far end. The action which takes place during the building up of thesteady state of oscillation of the transmission line is rathercomplicated and will not be considered. The ultimate state of
Electricity · Magnetism
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