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The impedance would be +j50 ohms, that is, 50 ohms of inductive
reactance. If you open the far end, you'll see -j50 ohms, that is, 50 ohms of capacitive reactance, at the input. Roy Lewallen, W7EL PDRUNEN wrote: Hello Group, If I have an RG-58 coax and it is shorted at the load end. At the electrical 1/8 wave lenght what would be the impedance seen at the other end? I understand that a shorted 1/4 wave length reflects an open, but was interested in what happens at the 1/8 wave frequency. Tnx de KJ4UO |
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