On Jun 27, 2:23*pm, Keith Dysart wrote:
Example 1: Step function applied to a transmission line. After the
* * * * * *line settles, a forward and reflected voltage wave
* * * * * *continue on the line but no energy is being transferred.

As far as I am concerned, if Maxwell's equations don't work on an
example, it might as well be ignored. There is nothing during DC
steady-state that allows Maxwell's equations to work because there are
no EM waves during DC steady-state. Why don't you already know that?

I can take your approach and do you one better. Please prove that you
exist. If you cannot prove that you exist, then nothing you say is of
any consequence. See, I can do it also.

Example 2: On a line with infinite VSWR no energy crosses a
* * * * * *voltage minimum or maximum.

Completely false assumption. You are back to asserting that since the
north-bound traffic equals the south-bound traffic on the Golden Gate
Bridge that there is no traffic and no bridge maintenance is required.
When are you going to give up on that irrational wet dream of yours?
No *NET* energy crosses at a voltage zero or current zero point. That
doesn't make the north-bound energy equal to zero and doesn't make the
south-bound energy equal to zero. It just makes them equal. Just
because there is no NET traffic flow on the Golden Gate Bridge doesn't
mean there is zero traffic flow in both directions. Please stop
clowning around with such absurb notions.

Example 3: With the 1/8 wavelength line described in
* * * * * *http://www.w5dxp.com/nointfr.htmthe energy can not be
* * * * * *properly accounted for on a moment by moment basis..

There is no conservation of power principle. If you would track the RF
joules and the conversion of RF joules to heat instead of the joules/
second, everything would become clear to you. As it is, you are
laboring under some serious misconceptions about the laws of physics.
Power simply doesn't balance within a single cycle - because it
doesn't have to - because there is no conservation of power principle.

People who don't learn from their mistakes are doomed to commit the
same mistakes over and over. Keith, you seem to be all output and no
input. Please enable your input channels for a change.
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73, Cecil, w5dxp.com