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"Wes Stewart" wrote The line length *is* a factor, however, they give a simplified approximation for the case of a length more than 20 times the line spacing and the line spacing less than 1/10 lambda. P/I^2 = 160 * ( pi * D / lambda)^2 whe P is in watts I is the RMS current in a matched line D / lambda is the wire spacing in wavelengths =================================== I don't see line length in the formula. What do they say about line lengths less than 20 times wire spacing for small spacings? ---- Reg. |
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