Consider the following statements regarding the Smith's chart:
1. Smith's chart is a graphical indication of the impedance of a transmission line and of the corresponding reflection coefficient as one moves along the line.
2. λ distance on the line corresponds to a 720° movement on the Smith's chart.
3. The admittance chart can be obtained by shifting each and every point on the impedance chart by 90°.
4. Counter-clockwise movement on the chart corresponds to moving towards the generator.
which of the above statements are correct?
When the load impedance is equal to the characteristic impedance of the transmission lines, then the reflection coefficient and standing wave ratio are, respectively _________.
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