Part 3 · Impedance Matching
Key point: relative to \(Z_0\), every load is a point \(\Gamma\) on the unit disk. \(|\Gamma|\) is how much bounces; \(1-|\Gamma|^2\) is the fraction of available power the load accepts (lossless) — the same fraction as Part 1.
Unit disk · green center = match · dashed ring = this \(|\Gamma|\)
Γ plane · unit circle · this \(|\Gamma|\)
Try it: Matched → center, \(1-|\Gamma|^2 = 100\%\). Short or open → rim, delivered → 0. Then add \(+jX\) on a matched \(R_L\) — you leave the real axis on a constant-\(|\Gamma|\) circle. Same bounce, new phase.