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11.1. Design a two-wire line made of two AWG 20-gauge (diameter0.812mm) copper wires that has a...

11.1. Design a two-wire line made of two AWG 20-gauge (diameter0.812mm) copper wires that has a 300-ohm impedance. Calculate its capacitance per unit length.

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