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K7ITM wrote:
Keith Dysart wrote: The forward power is the same, the source impedance is the same, but the conditions which cause maximum dissipation in the source resistor are completely different. Which, of course, illustrates the point that I believe Roy made in the article, that the load conditions (whether they are the result of something going on involving a transmission line, or just a lumped load) tell us nothing about what's going on inside a source, ideal or otherwise. That's true, but Roy specified exactly what was inside his source so we are free to analyze it based on his specifications. -- 73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com |
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