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On Fri, 03 Oct 2003 14:58:15 -0500, Cecil Moore
wrote: 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. Hi Cecil, WRONG! The method of computation you employ violates Chipman and any other of a host of authoritative sources on the topic. If you actually attempted to verify this at the bench you would "perhaps" find it at only one point, or at harmonic distances (wavelength specific) along the line. That means you would stand only a couple of percent chance of that with a random choice. Guesses are not responsive to the intent and no points are awarded. I will leave you to discover Chipman's means to find SWR any where along any line for yourself. You might enjoy the celebrity of being the second to do so. ;-) 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC |
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