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I'm looking for input regarding the common mode (choking) impedance
for 4:1 current baluns. A friend recently purchase a commercial 4:1 current balun and, out of curiosity I set it up and measured the common mode impedance and was very surprised at the performance I saw. A very narrow range peaked at about 1.58 MHz. (The unit's rated frequency range is 1-30 MHz.) I have no experience with this type of balun having always used 1:1 ratios and I'm wondering if this is typical for this type of balun. Because one doesn't post binary attachments on this news group I have placed a schematic and a common mode impedance plot for the balun along with a reference plot for a commercial 1:1 balun at; http://k6mhe.com/balun.html 73, Danny, K6MHE |
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