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Old May 23rd 04, 11:35 PM
Cecil Moore
 
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Mike Coslo wrote:
I'm a real dilettante in these matters, but why would a signal be
reflected if the impedance was incorrect, and not if it was correct?


Dunno why, but that's just the way it is. To see for yourself,
feed a 75 ohm TV through 1000 ft. of 75 ohm coax. Then feed
the same TV through 1000 ft. of 600 ohm ladder-line. How do
you explain no ghosting in the first case and lots of ghosting
in the second case? Seeing is believing.
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