Definitions for "Transmission Line"
A set of conductors, insulators, supporting structures, and associated equipment used to move large quantities of power at high voltage, usually over long distances between a generating or receiving point and major substations or delivery points.
Facility for transmitting electrical energy at high voltage from a power generation source to a substation. Transmission lines carry power at higher voltages than distribution lines, generally at 34,500 volts or more.
Wires or cables through which high voltage electric power is moved from point to point.
A type of enclosure where sound waves from the rear of the driver are guided into a long, possibly tapering, tube. [Click here for a website devoted to Transmission Line speakers].
A type of box loudspeaker in which a folded chamber leading from the rear of the bass unit exits in the form of a vent. The aim of a transmission line is to make the chamber sufficiently long and filled with sufficient material such as acoustic fibre, to prevent rear radiated sound exiting the cabinet. Ideally all the sound will have been converted to heat by the acoustic fibre.
Loudspeaker which contains a large, folded acoustical pipe into which the rear output of a driver element is effectively terminated.
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RG6 (Belden B1189A)
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an altogether different animal
A long interconnecting cable, usually terminated by a load equal to its characteristic impedance.