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Keith Dysart wrote:
It would be valuable if you could indicate which of the possible definitions of "*NET* energy moving" you mean. Net energy is the difference between the average forward energy and the average reflected energy. Please forget instantaneous values. Instantaneous voltage and current are obviously valuable concepts. For the context of this discussion, seems to me instantaneous energy or power are just diversions away from the real issues. The real question is: Can an EM wave exist without energy? Roy implies that it can. I challenge him to produce an EM wave containing no energy. -- 73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com |
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