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billcalley wrote:
Since mismatch loss is the "amount of power lost due to reflection", and is as if an "attenuator with a value of the mismatch loss where placed in series with the transmission line", then I would think that VSWR would *definitely* matter, and not just for highly lossy lines either. But here again, I'm probably not seeing the entire picture here. What am I missing?? If the system is Z0-matched, e.g. antenna tuner, there is a mismatch gain at the tuner that offsets the mismatch loss at the load so, in a lossless system, nothing is lost. Wave cancellation toward the source is balanced by constructive interference toward the load. -- 73, Cecil, w5dxp.com |
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