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Reg Edwards wrote:
The whole business can be mathematically modelled. The point is that it cannot successfully be modeled with the lumped circuit model where the current is constant everywhere in the circuit. What would Kirchhoff have thought about a coil with 0.1 amp at the bottom and 0.7 amps at the top? It certainly doesn't mean that 0.6 amps is flowing sideways. All it means is that the relative phase of the forward current and reflected current changes through the coil and therefore the distributed network model needs to be used. -- 73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp |
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