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On May 19, 11:59*am, Wimpie wrote:
I have a source 100Vp, 4 MHz, sinusoidal, in series with a capacitance of 796 pF (that is a capacitive reactance of 50 Ohms). :-) I saw a similar example over a half-century ago - a zero ohm source that is 100% efficient no matter what the load. A conjugate match provides enough power to destroy the universe. Question is: If a source impedance is a pure reactance, can it deliver any power? -- 73, Cecil, w5dxp.com |
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