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Keith Dysart wrote:
The junk science is often presented with very rational sounding arguments and it can be difficult to detect the flaws. This example was a case for me and you expose the flaw nicely. Hint to omniscient gurus: One cannot use ignorance for exposing flaws. Roy says in his Food for Thought article: I personally don't have a compulsion to understand where this power "goes". Seemingly, that feeling of his is supposed to be enough incentive to discourage the rest of us to give up on our quest for tracking the energy through the system. Roy has ploinked me for disagreeing with him. What does that say about his inability to technically defend his concepts? The S-Parameter equations completely debunk what Roy posted. b1 = s11(a1) + s12(a2) = 0 |b1|^2, the reflected power, equals zero because of wave cancellation involving those components of a1 (forward normalized voltage) and a2 (reflected normalized voltage). If s11, a1, s12, and a2 are all non-zero, then wave cancellation has occurred between s11(a1) and s12(a2) proving Roy's statements to be false. The above wave cancellation happens every time a ham adjusts his antenna tuner for zero reflected power. -- 73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com |
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