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![]() wrote in message oups.com... ... By the way, generating new frequencies is not necessarily a violation of superposition (though it usually is). Consider a system undergoing a constant Doppler shift. 73, Glenn AC7ZN Glenn, boy! I can't read all these posts, so I was trying to see where you were going and asking by just skimming, primarily your posts. The above caught my eye. Doppler is not "generating new frequencies" as a non linearity does. A non-linear system will produce harmonics with one exitation frequency and produce the common mixing / IM with multiple exitation (superimposed) frequencies. I think trying to mix relativistic effects in with the stationary world is an unnecessary complication of a linearity discussion. If I have time I'll try to follow the thread to see what you're really after...but. If it takes mega watts to see some non linearity in an antenna, who cares? and more importantly how will you know whree it is occuring since things like the junction of two connectorc can produce enough IM to mask other, smaller sources. If you tried an experiment looking for IM / Mixing you might try to use a receiver becaue a receiver could be a very sensitive detector...but you'd have to have a pretty good receiver. Something like a kW LO and mixer to have a really good intercept. I'm not sure of the point here... Do antennas cause IM? Sounds like a deadend arena to me. 73, Steve, K9DCI |
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