AC transmission line analyser This set-up consists of four individual modules.Input AC Source Transmission Line model Transmission line parameter measurement module Load setup INPUT AC SOURCE One no. of variable AC source at 1250 Hz. With two mode of variable voltage. 0-25V peak for short transmission line and 35V for medium and long line One no. of toggle switch to select 25/35V AC One no. of potentiometer used for Voltage variation. One no. of ON/OFF switch and Fuse provided for AC output Output terminated with banana socket One no of illuminated Rocker Switch provided for power ON / OFF TRANSMISSION LINE MODEL Simulated value of R-L at 80 km length for short transmission line. Simulated value of R-L-C at 150 km length for MEDIUM LINE with PL & T network. Simulated value of R-L-C at 300 km LONG transmission line. All input and output terminals are terminated at front panel.. TRANSMISSION LINE PARAMETER MEASUREMENT MODEL One no. of PIC Micro controller used to measure all parameters. One no. of LCD display to indicate, Sending end voltage (Vs) Sending end current (Is) Receiving end voltage (Vr) Receiving end current (Ir) Phase angle between Vs/Vr Phase angle between Vs/Is Phase angle between Vs/Ir Phase angle between Vr/Ir One no. of PIC Microcontroller can be used to calculate the A, B, C, D values One number of LCD display to indicate A, B, C,D value of transmission line in rectangular form One no of illuminated Rocker Switch provided for power ON / OFF One no of TPST switch provided to select One no of DPST switch provided for Hold & the IS & IRCT calculate mode LOAD SET-UP FOR TRANSMISSION LINE MODEL Three sets of R-L load for all three types of transmission line. 3 Toggle switches provided to select R, RL Load (All 3 sections) Rotary switch provided for load R, L value selection. Input & output are terminated at banana sockets. EXPERIMENTS: Measurement of sending end, receiving end parameter of SHORT / MEDIUM / LONG transmission line. Calculation and checking of A, B, C, D constant of all three lines. Ferranti effect