Nitrogen is placed in transmission lines to:

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• How gases inside a transmission line affect corrosion, moisture, and electrical breakdown • Why some high-frequency transmission lines are pressurized • Differences between effects on signal behavior (like standing wave ratio) vs physical protection of the line

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• Think about what problem water or humidity might cause inside a coaxial or waveguide transmission line used on a ship. • Ask yourself whether nitrogen would more likely change how the signal travels, or protect the physical condition of the line over time. • Which option describes a long-term preventive measure that matches what a dry, inert gas is best used for?

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• Identify which choice deals with signal characteristics (like standing wave ratio or skin-effect) versus environmental protection of the hardware. • Consider that nitrogen is an inert, dry gas—what is its most common engineering use in closed systems? • Eliminate any answer that suggests nitrogen directly fine-tunes the RF performance parameters rather than the environment inside the line.

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