There is an improper impedance match between a 30 watt transmitter and the antenna, with 5 watts reflected. How much power is actually radiated?
β’ Forward power vs. reflected power in a transmitter-antenna system β’ Basic power relationship: Transmitted power = Forward power β Reflected power (when considering only these two values) β’ What improper impedance match does to effective radiated power
β’ If 30 watts is leaving the transmitter but 5 watts is reflected back, what happens to the remaining power? β’ Which choice best represents the net power actually going out through the antenna after subtracting what is reflected? β’ Does reflected power add to, subtract from, or have no effect on the power that is actually radiated?
β’ Be clear on which value is total output from the transmitter and which value is reflected back. β’ Confirm that reflected power does not increase radiated power; it represents loss or mismatch. β’ Before picking an answer, explicitly compute: Net radiated power = forward (transmitter) power β reflected power and compare that result to the options.
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