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Perfectly
Matched Load |
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If the load is perfectly matched to the line, as it is in this example,
then there will be no backwards propagating wave; the reflection
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Perfect Match Voltages |
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- For this case, the total voltage drop across the two transmission
lines is the same as the forward-propagating wave. Thus, the
total voltage is a pure traveling wave.
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- The voltage and current envelopes of a pure traveling wave is
constant. No matter where you placed a meter along the line, you
would measure the exact same magnitude. Only the phases of the
waves would change.
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