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dansawyeror wrote:
Roy, Well the intuition was correct, however the problem is one level more complex. The Smith chart shows the following approximate 'mirror' relationships for j=0: Load Input Measurement 20 125 25 100 35 71 10 250 50 50 It is a "log" mirror centered on 50 Ohms. The mirror relationship holds for j /= 0, however the calculation is more complex. - Dan Well, yes, you can find specific relationships for various special cases of load impedance and line length, particularly if you assume zero loss. But only the appropriate equations, derived from basic principles, will give you the correct relationship in the general case. Be wary of oversimplification. Roy Lewallen, W7EL |