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Frequency Response of Hydraulic Transmission Lines.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Report , Other literature type 25 May 1982Publisher:Defense Technical Information Center
Authors: Jack Chung; Robert L. Woods;

doi: 10.21236/ada134484

Frequency Response of Hydraulic Transmission Lines.

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Abstract : This report investigates the correlation between theory and experiment for hydraulic transmission lines used to transmit pressure signals over long distances in fluidic control circuits. Typical source and load impedances connected to the lines are considered. A vast amount of experimental data is presented for various line lengths and diameters connected to different source and load impedances. The agreement is excellent for the exact distributed parameter theory.

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