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On Mon, 13 Sep 2010 17:03:42 -0700 (PDT), lu6etj
wrote: I said you, "mismatch" it is a magical word. TL reflected waves also are explainabe with "mismatch" word. However mismatch it is a name for a physical phenomena, what is that? Water/Air Most people would agree that both are physical. When we talk about a traveling wave Hi Miguel, Who is "we?" "Traveling Waves" have their own special meaning, and that meaning is unnecessary for this discussion. reaching the "mismatch" point we We? can try to explain WHY the reflection occur. If you choose, but the WHY is unnecessary too. Skip the magic words, as you call them. Everything you discuss is available, by parts, but together nothing changes anything. A transmission line is an artificial medium. It is artificial in the sense of being man-made. Being artificial, it attempts to be similar to nature's available media. The electronics is same for all. Discontinuities, interfaces, abound in both artificial realms and natural realms. Their behavior is governed by the same physics - only the parameters are different (which is the nature of reality). 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC |
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On 14 sep, 19:59, Richard Clark wrote:
On Mon, 13 Sep 2010 17:03:42 -0700 (PDT), lu6etj wrote: I said you, "mismatch" it is a magical word. TL reflected waves also are explainabe with "mismatch" word. However mismatch it is a name for a physical phenomena, what is that? Water/Air Most people would agree that both are physical. When we talk about a traveling wave Hi Miguel, Who is "we?" *"Traveling Waves" have their own special meaning, and that meaning is unnecessary for this discussion. reaching the "mismatch" point we We? can try to explain WHY the reflection occur. If you choose, but the WHY is unnecessary too. Skip the magic words, as you call them. *Everything you discuss is available, by parts, but together nothing changes anything. A transmission line is an artificial medium. *It is artificial in the sense of being man-made. *Being artificial, it attempts to be similar to nature's available media. *The electronics is same for all. Discontinuities, interfaces, abound in both artificial realms and natural realms. *Their behavior is governed by the same physics - only the parameters are different (which is the nature of reality). 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC Good mornig Richard You are right my friend, there are not conduction currents, there not displacement currents, there are not electrical and magnetic fields, there are not electric charges neither electrical dipoles in soil and water, just "mismatch" and "discontinuities" (do explain antenna radiation with "mismatch") I wonder why those evil teachers make me spend my time studying those things. Well... now I will return to my science fiction physics books ![]() ![]() 73 Miguel SRI, |
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On Wed, 15 Sep 2010 06:11:41 -0700 (PDT), lu6etj
wrote: there are not conduction currents, there not displacement currents, there are not electrical and magnetic fields, there are not electric charges neither electrical dipoles in soil and water, Hi Miguel, There aren't? You have problems. just "mismatch" and "discontinuities" and more problems. (do explain antenna radiation with "mismatch") ******** Part One of Explanation ******** What about a conductive antenna is matched to an (relatively) unconductive air (or free space for that matter)? When your RF, conducting down the transmission line, sees the antenna, it finds either a match and continues into the antenna, or finds a mismatch and is reflected (yeah, some cannot accept the concept of reflected power - so let's say that the energy does not cross the interface except by some proportion in degree to the mismatch). For what RF power/energy that does get into the radiating element, it conducts down to the end of the element - and guess what? - it stops conducting further in that direction. Strange that this has to be said, being obvious in the first degree. So, we have the antenna with some characteristic Z - can you put a number to it? We have the surrounding medium with some characteristic Z. They have some integral (meaning a number, integer) relationship. Dare I call it mismatch? When you look at the current distribution along a half wave dipole, does it not exhibit a standing wave? If there were not a mismatch, where did that come from? 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC |
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![]() "Richard Clark" wrote ... On Wed, 15 Sep 2010 06:11:41 -0700 (PDT), lu6etj wrote: there are not conduction currents, there not displacement currents, there are not electrical and magnetic fields, there are not electric charges neither electrical dipoles in soil and water, (do explain antenna radiation with "mismatch") For what RF power/energy that does get into the radiating element, it conducts down to the end of the element - and guess what? - it stops conducting further in that direction. Are you sure that there no thy field emission? Strange that this has to be said, being obvious in the first degree. The field emission is also in the first degree. When you look at the current distribution along a half wave dipole, does it not exhibit a standing wave? If there were not a mismatch, where did that come from? It the field emision is strong the VSWR is 1 and no standing wave. Am I right? S* |
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On Wed, 15 Sep 2010 19:19:49 +0200, "Szczepan Bialek"
wrote: Am I right? Your trolley jumped the rails entirely. Mismatch may well serve as a reason for this too. Consider: A train traveling 89mph left Cincinnati at 12PM. An airplane flew out of Denver at 12:10PM going in the same direction. When will they dock at the same time in Seattle if they are in transit and Daylight Savings makes its changeover next month? For complete credit: What day did the train leave? What day did the airplane arrive? 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC |
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On 15 sep, 14:01, Richard Clark wrote:
On Wed, 15 Sep 2010 06:11:41 -0700 (PDT), lu6etj wrote: there are not conduction currents, there not displacement currents, there are not electrical and magnetic fields, there are not electric charges neither electrical dipoles in soil and water, Hi Miguel, There aren't? *You have problems. just "mismatch" and "discontinuities" *and more problems. (do explain antenna radiation with "mismatch") ******** Part One of Explanation ******** What about a conductive antenna is matched to an (relatively) unconductive air (or free space for that matter)? When your RF, conducting down the transmission line, sees the antenna, it finds either a match and continues into the antenna, or finds a mismatch and is reflected (yeah, some cannot accept the concept of reflected power - so let's say that the energy does not cross the interface except by some proportion in degree to the mismatch). For what RF power/energy that does get into the radiating element, it conducts down to the end of the element - and guess what? - it stops conducting further in that direction. Strange that this has to be said, being obvious in the first degree. So, we have the antenna with some characteristic Z - can you put a number to it? *We have the surrounding medium with some characteristic Z. *They have some integral (meaning a number, integer) relationship. Dare I call it mismatch? When you look at the current distribution along a half wave dipole, does it not exhibit a standing wave? *If there were not a mismatch, where did that come from? 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC Oh, yes, I quite understand, balls bounce against walls "because walls are discontinuities" there is a "mismatch in the media" c'est finite, that's all folks! good "explanation", why to ask more?, why to ask "why"? (one step back, the explanation was "God"). Good night Richard (it is time for my catechism) It is my karma... I know... my second name is Ricardo ![]() Miguel |
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On Wed, 15 Sep 2010 18:43:51 -0700 (PDT), lu6etj
wrote: why to ask more? Because everthing else was "magic" to you. Strange sort of limitation, but there you are with a less than satisfactory answer. 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC |
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On 16 sep, 00:14, Richard Clark wrote:
On Wed, 15 Sep 2010 18:43:51 -0700 (PDT), lu6etj wrote: why to ask more? Because everthing else was "magic" to you. *Strange sort of limitation, but there you are with a less than satisfactory answer. 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC No, this form of question "why to ask more?" it is ironic, in spanish means that "you", not me, do not want to ask more. You stop the questioning in a high level (as in software "high level" meaning) useful descriptive model of the world and refuse to look for the underlying process responsible of that. "Magic" for me it is = PRINT "hello world", because beneath it is asm code for PRINT instruction, more deep it is movement of bits inside the processor, more lower yet it is the electricity. To explain all program operations perhaps we do not need go beyond PRINT statement knowledge, but BASIC it is not the end of the story... Why do you think only you study boundary conditions...? it is the more conventional form to treat the issue of reflections! All this speech to refute accelerated electrolite charges radiation? Do better shows to us why a ion vibrating due an electric field it is incapable to radiate EM energy. Better yet, shows us that you has replicated the paper's experiment and has got nil results. Until today we have only scholastic rationalizations, not "bench work". You said: "well... it is not so good as copper conductor, then it is no good for me", that is not science! that is only your tastes :P You do not want study or analize technical possibilities with your ham fellows, you like quarreling!, hi hi, Be a good boy, dust off your undergraduated Resnick and see Compton thinkings, interesting things happen at the bottom :) 73 - Miguel |
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On Wed, 15 Sep 2010 21:59:21 -0700 (PDT), lu6etj
wrote: Why do you think only you study boundary conditions...? I have to think about that question for a while. At the risk of translation problems, 1. I don't think only boundary conditions; 2. I don't think I am the only one who studies boundary conditions; 3. Boundary conditions are not incorrect solutions. it is the more conventional form to treat the issue of reflections! All this speech to refute accelerated electrolite charges radiation? Were you looking for an answer that refutes electrolite charges radiation? Are YOU refuting electrolite charges radiation? Are electrolite charges radiation the only solution? Is there radiation if there are no electrolite charges? [You have already skipped past dielectric lensing which refracts radiation too.] Do better shows to us why a ion vibrating due an electric field it is incapable to radiate EM energy. Why? Better yet, shows us that you has replicated the paper's experiment and has got nil results. Why does it have to be nil? Until today we have only scholastic rationalizations, not "bench work". You said: "well... it is not so good as copper conductor, then it is no good for me", I really said that? Looks like a bad translation with extra editing. Maybe if you use my original post with cut-and-paste. that is not science! that is only your tastes :P "Mismatch" it is another magic word Is this scientific? You do not want study or analize technical possibilities with your ham fellows, you like quarreling!, Hmmm, your argument sounds like conservative pleas. Look at second quote above: "more conventional." I introduce another analytical perspective and you appeal to old books reciting stale material: hi hi, Be a good boy, dust off your undergraduated Resnick and see Compton thinkings Moldy too. Your question that I long ago responded to was: what other classical process could explain the EM earth reflection? and you are very disappointed that I did not boringly repeat the SAME dusty classical process! Why did you ask? 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC |
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