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Old August 31st 03, 05:06 PM
Tarmo Tammaru
 
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Let's start all over on this.

1. You have a transmission line of Zo= 1 - j1
2. Zo* = 1 + j1
3 Short the end of the line
4. By the classic formula RC= (0 - (1 - j1))/(0 + (1 - j1))
= -(1 - j1)/(1 - j1) = -1
5. By Besser's formula RC = (0 - (1 + j1))/(0 + (1 - j1))
which is (-1 -j1)/(1 - j1)
6. The above is SQRT(2)/_-135 / SQRT(2) /_-45 = 1/_-90
7. Note that RC has angle -90, not 180.
8. Reflected voltage is now (V+) x (1/_-90). This is in quadrature with V+,
not in opposition with.
9. This won't meet the boundary condition that ( V+) + (V-) = 0
10. You can use a different phase angle for Zo if you like, but the only Zo
phase angle that will give you RC = 1/_180 is 0.

Tam/WB2TT


 
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