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You are thinking power xfrmr, where an isolation xfrmr is isolating from
ground loops, or possibly even dc. A 1:1 unun is isolating from rf, the "choke" is implied! Regards, John |
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![]() "John Smith" wrote in message ... You are thinking power xfrmr, where an isolation xfrmr is isolating from ground loops, or possibly even dc. A 1:1 unun is isolating from rf, the "choke" is implied! we-yell ah reckon the only time I ever heard of - or seen one of dem-there isolation transformers was in the context of power xfmrs. They were usually shielded as well. The applications were usually 'computer-rooms'. Wonder if we could use a 240 primary to 120v secondary as a 4-to-1 balun ? |
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Hey, you could, but "220v-110v HF power transformers" are rare... unless you
buy "Baluns", or, "RF Auto-Transformers" (I made up that name grin) then they are plentiful!!!! Regards, John |
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