Jeff Jones:
The complex impedance is given by:
Z = R +iX.
Your formula for the real impedance (amplitude, etc) is incorrect. The amplitude is given by the square root of the complex conjugate product, ie:
|Z|**2 = ZZ* = R**2 + X**2
** denotes exponent, and Z* is the complex conjugate of Z
Raul:
I was not trying to be dismissive of your opinions. My response was to demonstate that contrary to what you stated (as being definitive and the only correct position) the optimal loading value is indeed system dependent. The recommended manufacturer value is only a guide or baseline.
The complex impedance is given by:
Z = R +iX.
Your formula for the real impedance (amplitude, etc) is incorrect. The amplitude is given by the square root of the complex conjugate product, ie:
|Z|**2 = ZZ* = R**2 + X**2
** denotes exponent, and Z* is the complex conjugate of Z
Raul:
I was not trying to be dismissive of your opinions. My response was to demonstate that contrary to what you stated (as being definitive and the only correct position) the optimal loading value is indeed system dependent. The recommended manufacturer value is only a guide or baseline.
