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VSWR | Return Loss | Reflection Coefficient Conversion Calculator

This calculator converts between return loss (RL), voltage standing wave ration (VSWR), and reflection coefficient (Γ).

It also calculates the amplitude and phase error created by two imperfect impedances. Two VSWR values are taken as input.

Finally, VSWR improvement due to attenuation is calculated.

Numerical inputs are not error trapped. Absolute values of inputs are used for calculation.

Calculated values do not change until the "Calculate" button is clicked.

VSWR:
Return Loss:
Γ :
VSWR:
Return Loss:
Γ :
VSWR:
Return Loss:
Γ :
 
      VSWR A          VSWR B
  :1:1
Amplitude Error:
Phase Error:
Max VSWR:
Min VSWR:
VSWR Reduction by Matched Attenuator
   Attenuator    Load VSWR
  dB   :1
Improved VSWR:  

Related Pages on RF Cafe
- VSWR - Return Loss - Γ  Conversions
- VSWR <--> Return Loss <--> Γ  Conversion Calculator
- VSWR Mismatch Errors
- VSWR Reduction by Matched Attenuator

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