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I'm trying to match a 4 inch ferrite rod antenna stick to the 3K
balanced input of a NE602 mixer chip on the AM broadcast band (540- 1650 kHz). The primary has about 100 turns and I've tried 25 turns on the secondary to feed the 602 with reasonable results, but I don't know what the optimum would be. I added another winding of 50 turns tapped every 5 turns and experimented with that, but it seems to work best with the maximum turns. But there isn't much difference from 25 turns to 50 turns on the secondary. Seems the more the better, but there should be some optimum. Anybody know where the best place is to locate the secondary winding, and how to determine the optimum number of turns to yield a 3K output impedance? Thanks, -Bill |
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