An off - topic question to any math wiz knowledgeable about Smith chart.
There are oodles of stuff about Smith chart, but I have not be able to find
WHAT is the actual scale of the coordinates.
For example
real axis ( R +j0) goes from "zero" (left) to center of the chart - MOST of the time
designated as "one" .
Therefore - what is the scale between 0 and 1 - linear or log?
( No need to discuss log(0))
It PROBABLY makes no difference, but IMHO log scale would "loose" some visual
precision.
Please, no sermons / references about what is Smith chart , how to use it etc.
Sorry to post here , but I have limited choice.
