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On Jul 14, 8:36 pm, "Frank" wrote:
In most cases an inductor, and capacitor, is required to match a complex impedance, as follows: Shunt C, Series L; Shunt L, Series C; Series L, Shunt C, or; Series C, Shunt L. Only rarely can a single component provide a match. 73, Frank Has not a variometer 2 elements? No. A variometer is simply a variable inductor. I should also have added to the above: Series L, Shunt L etc. etc....... Frank Then what I can do is to split the circuit in half of a varometer and connect one in series with the positive and one in series to the negative so I have equal turns added or subtracted of opposite wound and controlled by the single motor. Sounds good |
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