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** So there is no \"mismatch\" at all.
low Z driving high Z is by definition a mismatch.
Tabby wrote:
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** So there is no \"mismatch\" at all.
low Z driving high Z is by definition a mismatch.
** Who\'s definition is that ? Yours?
The word \" mismatch\" implies there is a flaw or error involved in the combination.
Which is not the case here.
...... Phil
Tabby wrote:
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** So there is no \"mismatch\" at all.
low Z driving high Z is by definition a mismatch.
** Who\'s definition is that ? Yours?
The word \" mismatch\" implies there is a flaw or error involved in the combination.
Which is not the case here.
To most engineers, it means that the source and load impedances are
not the same as the transmission line impedance.
It\'s not a moral judgement.
John Larkin wrote:
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Phil Allison
Tabby wrote:
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** So there is no \"mismatch\" at all.
low Z driving high Z is by definition a mismatch.
** Who\'s definition is that ? Yours?
The word \" mismatch\" implies there is a flaw or error involved in the combination.
Which is not the case here.
To most engineers, it means that the source and load impedances are
not the same as the transmission line impedance.
** Which IS usually a design flaw.
It\'s not a moral judgement.
** Just a colossal misnomer from clueless types like JL and Tabby.
Tabby wrote:
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** So there is no \"mismatch\" at all.
low Z driving high Z is by definition a mismatch.
** Who\'s definition is that ? Yours?
The word \" mismatch\" implies there is a flaw or error involved in the combination.
Which is not the case here.
To most engineers, it means that the source and load impedances are
not the same as the transmission line impedance.
** Which IS usually a design flaw.
Not in an RF or fast pulse system.
It\'s not a moral judgement.
** Just a colossal misnomer from clueless types like JL and Tabby.
Audio is your world, but not everyone\'s.
John Larkin wrote:
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Tabby wrote:
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** So there is no \"mismatch\" at all.
low Z driving high Z is by definition a mismatch.
** Who\'s definition is that ? Yours?
The word \" mismatch\" implies there is a flaw or error involved in the combination.
Which is not the case here.
To most engineers, it means that the source and load impedances are
not the same as the transmission line impedance.
** Which IS usually a design flaw.
Not in an RF or fast pulse system.
** Google \" usually \".
It\'s not a moral judgement.
** Just a colossal misnomer from clueless types like JL and Tabby.
Audio is your world, but not everyone\'s.
** So JL is in fact deaf.
Thought so.
Google for TDR
** Yawnnnnn.....
Goggle \" misnomer \" .
..... Phil