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Dr. Slick wrote:
Your vocabulary is very confusing here, Cecil. "Incident" usually refers to the forward power, so when you say "incident reflected" it's extremely confusing. "Forward power incident upon the load" or "Reflected power incident upon the source" makes sense to me. Given the definition of "incident", the reflected power has to be incident upon something. Simply replace "incident upon" with "arriving at". -- 73, Cecil, W5DXP |
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