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Cecil Moore wrote:
Exactly. Plot -j567/100 and -j567/600 on a Smith Chart and read the phase shift directly from the wavelength scale around the outside of the chart. Well, not exactly directly. One must multiply the delta-wavelength by 360 degrees to get the phase shift. If the angle of reflection coefficient degree scale is used, it must be divided by two to get the actual phase shift. -- 73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com |
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