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October 16th 07, 08:43 PM
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Question on dipole SWR problem
Never used a BALUN like that. Maybe they could make a BALBAL.
Is there such a thing?? ========== Balanced to balanced means an RF transformer with separate windings . Preferably on a toroid ,otherwise on a ferrite bar (ex medium wave rx) Frank GM0CSZ / KN6WH |
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October 16th 07, 11:21 PM
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Question on dipole SWR problem
Highland Ham wrote:
Never used a BALUN like that. Maybe they could make a BALBAL. Is there such a thing?? ========== Balanced to balanced means an RF transformer with separate windings . Preferably on a toroid ,otherwise on a ferrite bar (ex medium wave rx) If you take a regular transformer and connect it between a "balanced" (symmetrical) system and "unbalanced" (asymmetrical) system, is it a BALUN? Then does it change to an UNUN if both sides are asymmetrical and a BALBAL if both are symmetrical? What does a BALBAL or UNUN do? What does a BALUN do? Roy Lewallen, W7EL |
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