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September 29th 03, 11:21 PM

Jim Kelley wrote:
To my way of thinking, rho is entirely dependent upon the impedances,
and the voltages (reflected voltages in particular) are dependent upon
rho. Not the other way around.

Even when the impedances are only V/I ratios? Seems like circular
logic to me. The V/I ratio causes rho which causes the voltage???
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