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Walter Maxwell wrote:
In addition, Cecil, the experiment also proves that the reflected power doesn't heat the plate, because the output source resistance is non-dissipative. I understand what happens to the direction and momentum in the reflected wave when it encounters an impedance discontinuity at some distance from the source, e.g. a Z0-match. What happens to the direction and momentum in the reflected wave when it encounters a non-dissipative resistance at the source? -- 73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com |
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