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Transmission lines are used to carry radio frequency and electromagnetic signals with minimal power losses and reflections. They have uniform cross-sectional dimensions along their length to maintain a uniform impedance and prevent reflections. At higher frequencies, waveguides are used instead of transmission lines to confine electromagnetic waves, and optical methods guide even higher frequency waves. The theory also applies to acoustic transmission lines that conduct sound waves.
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- Joseph Lloyd Parba
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- EN