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| Subject: | LF: The Smith Chart |
| From: | Peter Dodd <[email protected]> |
| Date: | Thu, 08 Sep 2011 22:12:22 +0100 |
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Earlier literature such as: The Services Textbook of Radio (1958) ARRL Antenna Book 14th edition (1984) HF Antennas for all Locations 2nd edition (1993)describe a Smith Chart with the centre straight line of R j0 vertically orientated. All later and current literature containing Smith Charts show the centre straight line of R j0 horizontally orientated with maximum R to the right, but without explanation. Is there a good technical reason for this change or is it just fashion. Regards Peter, G3LDO |
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