Re-Normalizing the Smith Chart (Changing the SWR into thesame...

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August 27th 03, 03:13 PM

Richard Harrison

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I wrote:
"E = sq rt (P)(Zo)"

Some may not realize that E is an rms value. Keith early in the thread
was inserting instantaneous volts which can be an infinite range of
values as they may be taken at any point in a cycle for evaluation. I
agree with Cecil`s "tits on a boar hog" characterization of value in
transmission line problem utility.

Best regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI

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