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In recent days on the QRP-L mailing list, the following remarks were
made by Tom Rauch, W8JI regarding the design of 4:1 current baluns: "...it is impossible to build a 4:1 ratio current balun that uses two 1:1 baluns on a single core." and: "It's well established any balun made up of series / parallel transmission lines requires different voltages from the start to finish of each transmission line. " I have devised and modeled a 4:1 current balun using two 1:1 baluns on a single core, and have tested a fully functional prototype. The design can be built without any core, if so desired. The full disclosure of this design with all theory, references, and test results can be obtained from my web page at: http://www.home.earthlink.net/~chris...k4to1Balun.pdf The design proves beyond all reasonable doubt that the above statements to the contrary are, to put it mildly, gravely in error. Chris ,----------------------. High Performance Mixers and / What's all this \ Amplifiers for RF Communications / extinct stuff, anyhow? / \ _______,--------------' Chris Trask / N7ZWY _ |/ Principal Engineer oo\ Sonoran Radio Research (__)\ _ P.O. Box 25240 \ \ .' `. Tempe, Arizona 85285-5240 \ \ / \ \ '" \ IEEE Senior Member #40274515 . ( ) \ '-| )__| :. \ Email: | | | | \ '. http://www.home.earthlink.net/~christrask c__; c__; '-..'.__ Graphics by Loek Frederiks |
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