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On Sun, 06 Jun 2004 18:03:31 -0500, Cecil Moore wrote:
Walter Maxwell wrote: Cecil, if the S-parameteri analysis is applied correctly the results of the S-parameter analysis should agree with the results of mine that appears in my earlier posts. You have not responded to the results of my analysis that proves Steve's use of the equations 9 thru 15 is incorrect. I've proved that these equations do not work in general. Referring to my analysis, please show me where I went wrong, if that's your position. I thought I did that, Walt. Your V1 and Dr. Best's V1 are NOT the same quantity. Your V2 and Dr. Best's V2 are NOT the same quantity. It is no wonder that you didn't get the same results. The 1WL 50 ohm line in Dr. Best's example is absolutely irrelevant. Calculating anything on that line is a waste of effort. Cecil, it seems like we're going around in cirles. If Steve's equations are valid they should work in general. It doesn't matter whether we use the values from his T network section that comes later, or the values in my example that he attempts to prove incorrect. What does matter is that the equations must deliver the correct answers regardless of the values used in the equations. I have proved that valid values plugged into his equations don't yield the correct answers. Cec;il, why are you avoiding trying to understand the basis for his erroneous concept of adding forward and reflected voltages to obtain total forward voltage? You don't even respond to my discussion on this point. Walt |