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Old August 15th 06, 02:33 AM posted to rec.radio.amateur.antenna
Cecil Moore Cecil Moore is offline
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Default QFH Antenna and 72ohm TV Coax

Owen Duffy wrote:
Cecil Moore wrote:
Reg, I'm curious how you would solve this stub problem
without a Smith Chart.

| 45 deg | 45 deg |
Source====Z01=========Z02====open

Stub sections are lossless. Z01 = 600 ohms and is 45
degrees long. Z02 = 50 ohms and is 45 degrees long.
What is the impedance looking into the stub from the
source?


I missed the significance of this problem Cecil.

Is it principally a theoretical (being lossless) problem that a Smith
chart can solve, or does it have some other significance?


It's just a mental exercise with a hidden significance. This
is the type of problem that I would solve with a Smith Chart.

How about a solution? What impedance does the source see? The
physical length of the stub is 90 degrees. What is the electrical
length of the stub in degrees?
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