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Reg, G4FGQ observed on these pages long ago that an ordinary ohmmeter
would read Zo if connected to the end of an infinite line. He is right of course. He is right of course. Do you know of anyone that has an infinite length of transmission line? Or an infinite anything? :-). 73 Gary N4AST |
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Gary, N4AST wrote:
"Do you know of anyone that has an infinite length of transmission line?" I may as soon as the line constructor is finished. Now, I can`t say that I do, but for some purposes a line of random length which is terminated in Zo serves as well as an infinite line of the same Zo. A dissipation line, of course, must have enough length not to overload the termination resistor at the end of the real line which does have an end. Best regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI |
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Someone sed:
" Do you know of anyone that has an infinite length of transmission line? Or an infinite anything? :-)." =============== Some of these threads are PRETTY LONG, approaching infinity??? 73 de Jack, K9CUN |
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