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On Mon, 27 Jun 2005 05:16:08 GMT, "Chris Trask"
wrote: The low frequency 3dB point is around 600kHz and the high frequency 3dB point is beyond 500MHz. Hi Chris, If this relates in some way to your published return loss characteristic, then I have to offer that it is hardly representative of the best of BalUns to offer. Sevick offers at least half a dozen with scads less loss and operating flat to within less than a fraction of a dB. Now by your tying in an implicit BW from 600KHz to 500MHz, this comes too close to brightening your teeth and improving your sex life. Within 3dB? Given your design, and it being voltage based, supporting flux through currents driving the core, 3dB would be a hell of a dummy load and hardly a crowning achievement. 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC |
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