(electromagnetism) An item consisting of one or more definite lengths of straight or formed, flexible or rigid, prefabricated hollow tubing of conductive material; the tubing has a predetermined cross-section, and is designed to guide or conduct high-frequency electromagnetic energy through its interior; one or more ends are terminated.
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