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Abstract A lumped, equivalent circuit of a transmis sion line is developed. The model uses a particular series expansion of the trigonometric functions involved in a solution of the transmission line equa tions and is suitable for use in computer-aided design codes. As opposed to many of the usual lumped circuit models, it appears that one can predict, independent of loading, the frequency range over which the model pro vides accurate predictions. The model also requires less topological complexity than the conventional methods. Comparisons to the predictions of the transmission-line model are given.