Ferrite bead impedance at UHF

January 26th 05, 05:48 AM

MikeN

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Ferrite bead impedance at UHF

How could one measure the effectiveness of a ferrite bead used to
decouple a feedline from a driven element at 70cms, with simple
equipment which could be built by a homebrewer, and what would that
simple equipment be.

Thanks MikeN

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