The simulation of feeling like and. And the minimum must be close, like the big.

And they've never. Good night. 90 degrees. 90 degrees on that 80 degrees, right? So
the 90 degrees point is to give her. And. The video, it should be.

Oh, one boying sieving by 75.

But tell me, why is that 80? But is that the mark? I don't understand what it means
by the oh, the margin is the difference in base. What about the Delta and fees
between? What is your F four, three, four, three, two, one. Is that the dumper and
phase between the line and the through? So that's the difference between the phase
of the two and the lines. Must be close to 90 degrees.

But right now, your margin point that you're showing, there is 80 degrees. So the
margin is 80. That means the delta between the two and the line is 80 degrees. So
what it is, you have a phase off that caused. By prunier. The line has a three
point five millimeter per three point five millimeter and the you have seven
millimeter. So the initial phase delay. I'm not saying why the speed is at 90
degrees. Now.

Because on the crew, you have three point five millimeter plus 2.5 million on the
line. You have the two point five Momir the point five millimeter and then the
actual line like that you're adding. But the difference in that the two is actually
80 degrees, not 90 degrees. Ah, no, I, I think they did. And there, there. There it
is. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Me. And I, I, I just know I because I feel
like it.

Because I look at it that they should be ninety degrees for that and that. But that
makes sense because the three point five millimeter portion I would guess back of
the envelope calculation should be about ten degrees and that's what it's off by
because it was almost like one simulation had 2.5 millimeters in it. And then the
other one did not. But they both have the three point five millimeter in it by by a
factor of two. They're both in the line and the through.

So it should have been off by about three and a half. Mm. And that's why it's
almost like, you know. Okay. And I've got. If you can, if not, I just did. And they
were the. That was before the lockout.

And you're getting a roll off their back over coals. I don't know how to do it. I
know how to how to say in English. Oh, you get a result.

You get a face change. Yeah, well, you that will happen. But but that's expected,
right? Because if you shift the origin, the 90 degree point, all it is is one
hundred and eighty degree and you degree is the same point. It just pays wrap
around. But all you're seeing. Because if you look at a Smith chart once around,
the Smith chart is wonder by two. Because the Smith shirt only shows the end of day
two, because from.

So that is a quarter wavelength. So when you go from the Smith chart, halfway
around the Smith chart, lambda by for once, one for rotation or on the Smith chart,
lambda by two. Because from one debate to two key lamda by two. It is so much. And
so from one hundred and eighty degrees, 350 degrees. That's symmetric, right? And
that's what your equation shows, 20 degrees and 150 degrees, plus or minus and
Pynes 180.

That means that got the wave pattern. It's a matter of integers times hundred, 180
degrees. So. When you hear that drop off. On your on the degree portion of their
plot. And he said it was dropping down. Yes. All that is, is the phrase wrap around
from one 80 to zero. That is why there is a lot of uncertainty in the measurement
above 160 degrees. That's why they go from 20 to 160. Because you get to a quarter
wave to half wave transformer.

For for a transmission line for micro sibling. OK. So, yeah, I think that in. If
you look at my career here, you take a quick look. Caught a wave and half wave
transformer and a few read away for the Smith chart. Alarmed by four halfway around
and around about two years, one foot on page seven. That's not. And so it by two,
which is 180 degrees. You're going to get that face wrap around the body.

You're going to see that roll off. It's going to happen.

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