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Edward A. Feustel wrote:
. . . Since on the MFJ, the inductor is the shunting element, this is a high-pass network and helps to encourage harmonics. What's the mechanism by which a high-pass network "encourages" harmonics? Because a network with a flat frequency frequency response has the same high frequency response as a high-pass network, it follows that a network with a flat frequency response must "encourage" harmonics also. Why? Roy Lewallen, W7EL |
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