Formula for voltage loss at 11.6V, 20KHz

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  1. Aug 5, 2009 #1
    steveparrott

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    Does anyone have a formula that will predict voltage loss of an 11.6V, 20Khz AC current for a given length of cable under a given wattage load (incandescent lamp)?
     
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    t_n_k

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    What sort of cable do you have in mind? One would need to know the per unit length values of resistance, inductance and capacitance to give an accurate estimate.
     
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