On Sun, Aug 16, 2020 at 05:38:07PM -0700, Roger Need via groups.io wrote:
The puzzle is this:
if we split the transmission line at one end and bend the split ends to be
180 degrees apart charge acceleration will now occur and we will get EM
radiation.
How does this give us charge acceleration when a 90 degree bend in the
transmission line does not?
Assume the end of the transmission line is open, terminated, or shorted,
whatever works best.
I took an excerpt from a textbook on this subject for you that answers your question. Here is a link...
That's very interesting, thanks!
