Fellow Networkers; Does there exist information about the impedance (at 60 Hz) of typical power line networks here in the US? In Europe, I know they use a specified reference impedance (at 50 Hz) for flicker testing, which is (0.24 + j0.15) Ohm for line and (0.16 + j0.10) Ohms. This represents, I understand, the European public network impedance as seen at the point of "common coupling" (i.e., connection to the homes service entrance). David Tarnowski Whirlpool Corporation Global Laundry Controls St. Joseph, MI
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