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The ratio of the incident voltage wave Vi to the reflected voltage wave Vr is called the reflection coefficient.

The ratio of the incident voltage wave Vi to the reflected voltage wave Vr is called the reflection coefficient. Correct Answer False

The ratio of the reflected voltage wave Vr to the incident voltage wave Vi is called the reflection coefficient. The reflection coefficient provides the current and voltage information on the line.

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