In this video, we’re going to dive into the world of coaxial cables and explore the reason behind their 50-ohm impedance. But have you ever wondered why they’re designed to have a specific impedance of 50 ohms? We’ll break down the science behind it and explain the importance of impedance matching in coaxial cables.
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