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Tapering open wire feedlines?
Pete Bertini wrote:
As an academic exercise, for example using a tapered line to match an OCD with a known FP impedance of 200 ohms down to a 1:1 balun at the 50 ohm coax line transition point. What is the recommended minimum length of cable needed to perform a four to one characteristic impedance change in the open wire for relating to the wavelength? What's the VSWR and frequency spec? 50 ohm balanced pair might be hard to come by.. the usual 276*log10(D/d) equation is only valid when Dd. (D = spacing, d = diameter) and just ballparking 50 ohms means that the spacing between the wires is about 10% more than the diameter (D/d 1.1). 200 ohms is more like D/d = 3 |
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