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Cecil Moore wrote in news:AmWFh.2314$tv6.372
@newssvr19.news.prodigy.net: Owen Duffy wrote: - that V/I=Zo for a travelling wave in a transmission line, and that (Vf+Vr)/(If-Ir) at the load end of the line must equal Zload; It seems that we can draw some conclusions from these assumptions. Vf*If*cos(0) = forward joules/sec What is this "we" business? That is your conclusion What is the cos(0) term for Cecil? Are you implying that the phase angle of Zo is 0? That isn't true in the general case, it is true ONLY for lossless or distortionless lines. Owen |
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