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Owen Duffy wrote:
The currents in the stubs is an explanation for the difference in the currents in the main radiator at each side of the stub connection. Just as are the currents in the coils. Is it fair to say that though the diagram may resemble the first diagram on the page, to some extent, the reason they are similar is that the second one is incomplete. I sent you a .gif file giving you the full perspective. My point is really about whether the subject diagram supports your argument, especially if it is incomplete and if it misrepresents the scenario. The phase shift through the stub is the same as through the coil is the same as through the wire. It is simply zero according to the standing wave current phase which is incapable of measuring phase. -- 73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp |
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