On 13 mayo, 04:59, Owen Duffy wrote:
lu6etj wrote in news:90c5c494-45a0-476c-8f9e-
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On 13 mayo, 02:11, Owen Duffy wrote:
lu6etj wrote in news:e57e2fbf-75a6-4014-a190-
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Adding an ideal reactance of -155 ohms

Bit is not a fixed reactance, it is a transmission line element, and
you
should model it as that, even if lossless.

Owen

;=D *Easy and quick 50 ohm transmission line 0.05121 lambda *(-150
ohms) replacement for old fix reactance in the same segment = ¡Same
result...! *and now... I'm go to ZZZZZ

If you specified it in wavelengths, wouldn't that have a constant
reactance.

The real stub is a fixed physical length, and its reactance changes with
frequency.

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Good morning (here) Mr. Duffy

It was in meters...

Please, remember the proposition to validate or refute. Once validated
(if it is), then we could think about details

You know, I was not trying to find out if it is the best matching
method but whether it is a viable method. For example: In precedent
post I said I was using a "coarsely" reactance for a basic hypothesis
test because my dictionary suggest that word, perhaps I should have
written: rudely? approximately?

SRI, this is not my natural language and I may not adequately
explained my goal...

Miguel Ghezzi LU6ETJ