- 2073 Bhadra · 5 marks
Nominal-π model ABCD derivation
Short answer
In the nominal-π model, half the total shunt admittance Y/2 is placed at each end and the total series impedance Z in the middle. Applying KCL and KVL yields A = D = 1 + ZY/2, B = Z, C = Y(1 + ZY/4). The network is symmetrical and reciprocal.
Draw a nominal π-model of a medium transmission line and derive the expressions to determine ABCD parameters of the model.
In the nominal-Π model of a medium line (80–250 km), the total series impedance is lumped in the middle, and half of the total shunt admittance, , is placed at each end.
IS IL Z = R + jX IR
o-->--+-----[ R ]--[ jX ]-----+-->--o
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VS [Y/2] Ic1 Ic2 [Y/2] VR
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o-----+-----------------------+-----o
Derivation (per phase)
Step 1: Current in the receiving-end capacitor:
Step 2: Current in the series impedance:
Step 3: Sending-end voltage:
Step 4: Sending-end current:
Step 5: Compare with , :
Check
shows the network is symmetrical, and shows it is reciprocal (passive).
✓ Answer checked by Claude Opus 5.5 (high effort)
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