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MRW wrote:
On Apr 2, 11:23 am, "Philo" wrote: Supplying DC power for a preamplifier or transverter trough the antenna cable for instance. I see. Does this mean that the AC signal going thru the antenna cable is biased with a DC source? Thanks! No. It is just two power sources using the same conductor. That is why there are capacitors at each end of the conductor. They permit the rf/ac signal to pass but block the dc from passing. The satellite tv systems use this to tune the block down converters out at the dish antenna. Dave WD9BDZ |
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