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Electrical distribution system power line characterization
An impedance versus frequency characterization of a 60 Hz power distribution system has been performed from 30 Hz to 1 MHz. The impedance characterization involves both empirical and theoretical aspects utilizing transmission line theory. The characterization yielded transmission line attributes that determine the power distribution system's performance for auxiliary functions such as data propagation. Potential applications of the characterization include analyzing the applicability of a residential power distribution system for data communications.
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