Hi !
I've read on google webs about voltage through transmission line voltage which at every point on the line we get V=(V+) + (V-)
I totally understand that equation, but it's confusing me , since we need to measure the voltage on the line at specific point, does the measure's instrument that I use, it calculates first the V+ separately , and then V- , then doing the sum between and gimme the result at specific point? or the device isn't working according to the math equation, works different but we get the same results.
How can I imagine a voltage passing through the line? I find it hard to imagine two signals simultaneously at the same point
thanks alot
I've read on google webs about voltage through transmission line voltage which at every point on the line we get V=(V+) + (V-)
I totally understand that equation, but it's confusing me , since we need to measure the voltage on the line at specific point, does the measure's instrument that I use, it calculates first the V+ separately , and then V- , then doing the sum between and gimme the result at specific point? or the device isn't working according to the math equation, works different but we get the same results.
How can I imagine a voltage passing through the line? I find it hard to imagine two signals simultaneously at the same point
thanks alot
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