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![]() Apparently, Michaels described in "Technical Correspondence" in QST NOV 1997 a method for calculating loss on a mismatched line. I don't have the article, and haven't been able to find it on the net, so I am working from references to it that I have seen, mainly in Usenet. Apparently, the method involves calculation of a factor (let's call it MR) as MR=|(Zl-Zo*)/(Zl+Zo)|, and the line loss between two points is given by 10*log((1-MR1**2)/(1-MR2**2)) where MR1 and MR2 are the values for MR at points 1 and 2. I have compared the results of this on lines with Xo0 and high VSWR, and the results are identical to calcuating the loss by subtraction of Real(VI*) at point 1 from Real(VI*) at point 2. Has anyone a link to, or a reference to the derivation of the formula? Owen -- |
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