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"John Popelish" wrote: The real revelation for me, from this discussion is how the concept of "phase" takes a dimensional jump (from time to position) when you change from taking about a traveling wave to the standing wave that results from the superposition of a pair of oppositely traveling waves of the same frequency. Yet some people continue to argue that standing wave current is the same in form and function as traveling wave current. There certainly is quite a difference between cos(kz)*cos(wt) and cos(kz+wt) -- 73, Cecil, W5DXP |
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