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On Feb 24, 3:31 pm, Owen Duffy wrote:
"harry" wrote in news:1172334927.954451.290220 @q2g2000cwa.googlegroups.com: I have recently purchased two different VSWR Bridges. One was made by Johnson. The second is a clone. Both use a fifty ohm resistor in series with the signal path. This strikes me as a lossy setup. Is there a theory of operation posted or a text which can explain the operation of the bridge? The bridge is indeed a simple bridge with a single null indicator. It is for use with less than 1W of RF, and is not intended to be left inline. ftp://bama.sbc.edu/downloads/johnson/250-24/ Owen Owen. thanks for the link on the BAMA server. It cleared up a lot of questions. What threw for the loop was the coupler has to be removed one the measurement is completed. I had assumed (and you know what they say about that word) it was like other couplers and remained in circuit. I had not tried either one since obviously the 2 watt resistors were going to go poof, if used like its more modern cousins. I apologize to all for the lack of info and will be more diligent in the future. Harry |
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