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On Wed, 12 Oct 2005 02:04:52 GMT, Cecil Moore wrote:
Owen Duffy wrote: I don't think anyone is suggesting that the Bird could be used in a general sense to estimate the VSWR on your 450 ohm line. I thought that was the subject of the discussion. From an earlier post: In the case of the Bird 43, I suggest that if had, say, at 1MHz, 75 ohm line and a 75 ohm load on the load side, that the V/I raio for the travelling waves in the region of the sampling element would be so close to 50 ohms as to not materially affect the accuracy of measurements on the 50 ohms coupler section, irrespective of the fact that the sampling element has only 0.02% of a wavelength of 50 ohm line on its load side. (For avoidance of doubt, nothing in the foregoing is to imply the Bird 43 would be directly measuring or indicating the conditions on the 75 ohm line.) Owen -- |
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