Input vs. Output EXAMPLE CORRECTED
GPBATEY
GPBatey at COMPUSERVE.COM
Mon Dec 12 09:20:30 EST 2005
In my first message I worked my example incorrectly.
The corrected version is here:
there fore if
Power Forward = 100 watts
and
Power Reflected = 5 watts
p= SQRT ( 5/100) = SQRT(0.05) = 0.223
and then
VSWR= (1 + 0.223) / (1 - 0.223) = 1.223/.776 =1.57
thus the SWR is 1.57 to 1
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Orginal Message text written by GPBATEY
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Mel
Most any handbook will have the info. The following is from the
1988 ARRL handbook, page 16-2.
VSWR = (1 + p) / (1 - p)
where
p = SQRT (Power reflected/ Power Forward)
and SQRT is Square Root
there fore if
Power Forward = 100 watts
and
Power Reflected = 5 watts
p= SQRT ( 100/5) = SQRT(20) = 4.47
and then
VSWR= (1 + 4.47) / (1 - 4.47) = 5.47/-3.47 = -1.57
The minus sign is neglected.
thus the SWR is 1.57 to 1
Hope that this helps.
73 Gordon WA4FJC<
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