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Old October 3rd 03, 08:58 PM
Cecil Moore
 
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Richard Clark wrote:
So, a source exhibiting 200 Ohms Resistive feeding a 50 Ohm line that
is then terminated in a load of 200 Ohms Resistive exhibits what SWR?


Assuming a lossless 50 ohm line, the steady-state SWR is 4:1 no
matter what the source impedance (assuming there exists a source
voltage not equal to zero volts). Steady-state SWR in a lossless
feedline is a constant fixed voltage ratio from end to end.
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73, Cecil, W5DXP

 
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