Physics · Transmission Lines
The Ferranti effect in a transmission line primarily refers to the phenomenon where:
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- 1The sending-end voltage is significantly higher than the receiving-end voltage
- 2The voltage and current are exactly in phase along the line
- 3The line experiences exceptionally high ohmic losses
- 4The receiving-end voltage becomes higher than the sending-end voltage under no-load or light-load conditions✓
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The receiving-end voltage becomes higher than the sending-end voltage under no-load or light-load conditions
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