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March 18th 08, 07:41 PM
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Incoming radio wave polarisation
Roy Lewallen wrote in
: ..... actually overshoots 276 ohms. Then, after reaching its peak, it monotonically approaches 276 ohms from the high side as you get 120*pi or 377? Owen |
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March 18th 08, 08:18 PM
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Incoming radio wave polarisation
Sorry, of course you're right. Thanks for the correction. I apologize
for the (repeated) error. Roy Owen Duffy wrote: Roy Lewallen wrote in : .... actually overshoots 276 ohms. Then, after reaching its peak, it monotonically approaches 276 ohms from the high side as you get 120*pi or 377? Owen |
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