Multiconductor Transmission Lines is a type of transmission line system characterized by the presence of multiple conductors that support the propagation of electromagnetic signals, distinguished from single-conductor or two-conductor configurations by enabling coupled wave propagation through mutual electromagnetic interactions among the conductors.
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