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Jim Kelley wrote:
One should also carefully consider the more interesting variation of the problem: an open transmission line. In the steady state we have 100 watts forward, 100 watts reflected, 200 Joules in the line, and 0 watts being sourced by the generator. :-) Expanding on my earlier response - For the first two seconds, the source doesn't know it is looking into an open transmission line so a 100 watt source would faithfully output 200 joules into a one second long open circuit transmission line. That 200 joules cannot be destroyed. Is it mere coincidence that the forward and reflected waves are 100 joules/sec*(one second), exactly equal to the 200 joules supplied by the source? -- 73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp |
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