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lossy line

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lossy line [′lȯs·ē ′līn]
(electricity)
Cable used in test measurements which has a large attenuation per unit length.
Transmission line designed to have a high degree of attenuation.


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In a matched approach both TDR and TDT data are used to generate a lossy line model.
Traditionally, transmission lines have been modeled as lossless or frequency-independent lossy lines in the past.
If your combination of bit rate and interconnect length lands you above the line, in the red zone, you better worry about lossy line effects.
 
 
 
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