Greetings...
Is there a "general" solution to the telegrapher's equation {voltage or current on a transmission line}?
I mean by "general": without ignore of losses and without assuming sinusoidal excitation.
Kindly refer to some references on that topic.
The following some useful papers in the topic
(1) Approximate Solutions of the Telegrapher’s Equation by Difference-Equation Methods
http://booksc.org/book/18619652/5d6e8e
(2) An approximation to the solution of telegraph equation by variational iteration method
http://booksc.org/book/1832577/c0a263
(3) Periodic solutions of a coupled system of telegraph-wave equations
http://booksc.org/book/2197830/31abdc
(4) A numerical algorithm for the solution of telegraph equations
http://booksc.org/book/3333950/cc868b
Hello,
To understand and finding the approximate solution of Telegraphic's equation, several books are available. Some research papers attached with this, will be helpful, in which, using boundary condition might be good method (especially transmission lines).
Thanks,
I have yet to get used to the people who expect others to do searches for them at google.com
Denis Jaisson : Yes you have, but not due to the question itself.
I agree with you that it is funny to answer the question of someone by making a simple search on google.com, assuming that he has not already done that (and much more than that), and seeking a better answer.
But, some people prefer not to say this to a responder to their question. Some kind of appreciation or respect, you know, it is an issue of morality.
I have to get used to people who say that others just look for someone to do searches for them at google.com.
I have no consideration for people who expect to be fed with a spoon, Mohammad, and that has to do less with morality than with virility, that is a trait of character that is valued in your country and by myself.
As the respective answers from other people are to be found by means of a simple search at google.com, as you put it, I suppose that you have to get used to those people too.
Denis Jaisson : Having no consideration of spoony people is a trait of character that should be valued everywhere, as will be obvious.
Of course, Mohammad, but that is off the subject.
On the other hand, young man, you might want to keep a low profile, as you have made zero contribution to this site & forum...
Dear Mohammad
You may search within
these references
Article The Telegraph Equation and Its Solution by Reduced Different...
http://www.math.ubc.ca/~feldman/math/telegrph.pdf
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1007570415001677
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