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Dave wrote:
"Tom Donaly" wrote in message t... Dave wrote: "Yuri Blanarovich" wrote in message ... the REAL answer is that the 'standing' wave is a creation of experimenters 100 years ago who didn't have the impedance, current, and voltage measurement tools we have today, and didn't know of or understand superposition. 'standing' waves are nothing but a result of superposition of the forward and reflected waves, they have no physical significance beyond that. it is worthless to talk about power or energy in them since they can always be broken down into the component waves which make more sense to work with. Dave Whoa! No physical significance? Like there is no frying the Hustler loading coil from the bottom up (due to standing wave current) or corona flames from the tip (due to high SW voltage) when applying a bit of "worthless" power? Yuri not due to 'standing' waves... that is due to the superposition of the forward and reflected waves. They are the real waves, the 'standing' ones are just figments of your imagination. Superposition doesn't work in the environment Yuri described. You've been hanging around Cecil too long. 73, Tom Donaly, KA6RUH ARGH! i was too nice saying that the ancient guys that started the name 'standing' waves didn't understand superposition, neither does everyone in this group! YES, superposition works in this case, why would it not work??? Evidently, you haven't done enough reading. Yuri is right this time. 73, Tom Donaly, KA6RUH |
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