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Steve Nosko wrote:
"I think the phrase "available energy" may draw discussion, but I won`t start it." I plead guilty. I knew when I wrote it that the choice was poor but couldn`t think of a better phrase at the moment. Terman says on page 76 of his 1955 edition: "Alternatively, a load impedance may be matched to a source of power in such a way as to make the power delivered to the load a maximum. (see footnote) The power delivered to the load under these conditions is termed the "available power" of the power source." Walter Maxwell straightened me out on my carelessness on this long ago, and I repeated anyway. Dang me! Best regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI |
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