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Richard Clark wrote:
But, again, this discussion is generally reserved only for those interested in accuracy. :-) Like I say, my solution is to block any reflections from being incident upon the source. But I have a question. Since we are discussing coherent sine waves, it seems to me that any reflection from the source impedance will become indistinguishable from the generated wave. In fact, the present convention of generated power equals forward power minus reflected power is designed to overcome that very problem. -- 73, Cecil, W5DXP |
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