Characteristic Impedance
Characteristic impedance is a function of numerous
parameters, including the size and separation distances between . Characteristic impedance is defined for
each conductor, relative to each other conductor.
Characteristic impedance between any two conductors is
mutual. That is, the characteristic impedance from conductor A to
conductor B is equal to the characteristic impedance from conductor B to
conductor A. Thus for two-conductor configurations there is one
characteristic impedance. For three-conductor configurations there are
three characteristic impedances. For four-conductor configurations there
are six characteristic impedances.
Select from the Characteristic Impedance list box the
conductor pair for which you would like to see the characteristic
impedance. After displaying the graph, the numerical values may be
displayed by clicking the Data Table toolbar
button. More:
 Conductor Resistance
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