if we increase frequency of line, then how will string
efficiency varies with it.
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Answer / sudip samanta
string efficiency is bacically depends upon the ratio of shunt
capacitance to mutual or self capacitance i.e k.
k=(shunt capacitance/self capacitance).
I think string efficiency does not varry with frequency of the
line.
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