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Hello all.
A 50Ω wideband impedance transmitter [TX] connected to a RG58 coaxial [====] and to an antenna; in two configurations :
TX=R================================================= aerial
TX==================================================R aerial
Where R is a 50 ohm non-inductive resistor loading at the TX output connector; or, placed at the aerial end of the coaxial (in parallel to the RF line.)
What differences to expect in behavior / impedance / SWR / performance / attenuation for each case ?
A 50Ω wideband impedance transmitter [TX] connected to a RG58 coaxial [====] and to an antenna; in two configurations :
TX=R================================================= aerial
TX==================================================R aerial
Where R is a 50 ohm non-inductive resistor loading at the TX output connector; or, placed at the aerial end of the coaxial (in parallel to the RF line.)
What differences to expect in behavior / impedance / SWR / performance / attenuation for each case ?