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Old July 2nd 05, 02:21 PM
Cecil Moore
 
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Default Can you solve this 2?

The first example was much too easy. How about this one?

---50 ohm feedline---+---300 ohm feedline---
Pfwd1=100w-- Pfwd2 not given--
--Pref1=0w --Pref2 not given

Given a Z0-match at point '+':
Solve for Vfwd1, Ifwd1, Vref1, Iref1, Pfwd2, Vfwd2, Ifwd2,
Pref2, Vref2, Iref2, including magnitudes and phase angles
for all voltages and currents. Source is unknown. Load is
unknown. Lengths of feedlines are unknown.

Who thinks this one is impossible to solve?
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