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Figure 1 illustrates how a 1/4 open stub (stubs are referred λ to by their electrical length and terminating impedance) creates an apparent short circuit. Imagine a single packet of RF . Experiment #61 - Smith Chart Fun #3 Steve K6UM spotted a plus-minus reversal in the first paragraph on page 75, describing the value of the impedances at points B and C. (For those . a popular radio supply’s schematic diagram, found at You should also review Experiments #6 (Rectifiers), #8 (Linear Regulator), and #10 . Figure 1 illustrates how a 1/4 open stub (stubs are referred λ to by their electrical length and terminating impedance) creates an apparent short circuit. Imagine a single packet of RF energy just a few cycles long—a very short CW dit. Experiment #61 - Smith Chart Fun #3 Steve K6UM spotted a plus-minus reversal in the first paragraph on page 75, describing the value of the impedances at points B and C. (For those of you following along in the Hands-On Radio Anthology book, that would be on page ) The value of impedance at point B is -. In this experiment, we’ll use the most common thyristor— a silicon-controlled rectifier or SCR—to control both ac and dc. Breakover and breakdown voltage—the voltages at which an SCR begins to conduct current without gate drive from anode-to-cathode (forward) and cathode-to-anode (reverse), respectively. Figure 1 shows the basic op-amp symbol, including the in-verting and non-inverting inputs. The ARRL Handbook in-correctly shows the pin-outs for several popular op-amps on page —the inverting and non-inverting input connections are re-versed. ARRL’s Hands-On Radio Experiments Volume 3, based on QST’s monthly “Hands-On Radio” column, written by Ward Silver, N0AX, is a book compiled of 57 basic electronics experiments, designed to increase your understanding of radio fundamentals, components, circuits and design. Experiment #61 - Smith Chart Fun #3 Steve K6UM spotted a plus-minus reversal in the first paragraph on page 75, describing the value of the impedances at points B and C. (For those of you following along in the Hands-On Radio Anthology book, that would be on page ) The value of impedance at point B is -.