In short transmission line,why does the receiving end voltage is less than sen

In short transmission line,why does the receiving end
voltage is less than sending end voltage?

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In short transmission line,why does the receiving end voltage is less than sending end voltage?..

Answer / asmita

In short Transmission line capacitive effect is negligible
hence neglected.Only two Parameters i.e. Inductance n
Resistance is present in Ckt both r drop making agents thus
causing Vtg.drop n reduction in vtg at receiving end.

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In short transmission line,why does the receiving end voltage is less than sending end voltage?..

Answer / samraj

R= PL/A
P-specific resistance of the conductor
L- Length of the conductor
A- area of the conductor

since length is directly proportional to resistance the
receiving end voltage is less

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In short transmission line,why does the receiving end voltage is less than sending end voltage?..

Answer / vvk

because v=IR
THEN R INCREASE WITH INCREASE IN LENGTH.

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In short transmission line,why does the receiving end voltage is less than sending end voltage?..

Answer / krish

due to voltage drop in transmission lines..

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